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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-09-16

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-09-16 page 1

NUMBER 58 COLUMBUS THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1852. VOL D ME X VI THE IDailQ l)io State Journal IS PUBLISHED EVERY MOKNINQ, EXCKPT SUNDAY, SCOTT BASCOH, journal BUUDinai, mail ado run (laisrs intrinoi on high, TERMS Invariably in advance! In Columbus, $6.00 a year I by mall, 85.00. Dally during the teuton of the Leglnbtturo, and Trl-Weekly for tha remainder of the rear. 85.00. THH WEEKLY JOURNAL la rurnlshed to city Subscribers at S3, and by mail at tU.GO a year. Cluba of four and upwards, C1.25 j of ten and upwards, $1.00. tue iiu-WEr-tiLY. JOURNAL la S3.00 a year. HATES OF ADVERTISING IN TUB DAILY JOURNAL. Tba following ratea and rulea hare been agreed upon between tha liroprietora of the Ohio Statesman and tha Okia Stall Journal, to m ouserrea in au eases, alter una date, jmy w, low. j , One square, 10 Ilnea or leaa of thla alaed type, for one Insertion, fiOc. ; each additional lnaertlon, 25o. So So So So Co 1 equate, 1 252 25 8 004 00 5 00 i aquares, 1 87 3 37,6 00 6 00, 00 10. 112. 116. 3 squares, ,2 604 600 608 009 00 10. 12. 4 squares, 8 (106 50 8 009 00110. 12. 14. 110. I dy tub tsar 3 squares, ( Changeable- Osquarw, or Clianffpablf quarterly... .$20 ,...26: ,..30 ,..80! quartarlr....V35 monthly,...... 45 weekly. 55 'Vy coliima, j tuontblyf... woekly, dally, '4 column, 1 daily, 130 Standing curd, 5 lines or lutw, for one year 810. No ftdVM-tlftomvnt to be considered by the year, unless speciQed on t(ih umuuscript, or previously agreed upon between the partius. AJverflwuiunts not marked on tlio copy for a speciQed number "i um?mnn, win do commuou ono inonui, uuiess oruereu out, ana ,avi)K'ut will be exacted accord! ugly. All RdvortUcmwitfl from strangers or transient persons to be paid in lulvanre. The prlvitegea of yeurly advertisers will be confined rigidly to r tieir regular busmciu ; ana au auvertuemenu not pertaining tnere-to, to bu pniU for extra. AdrurtisuuiL'iits fur Auctioneers, General Agents, Heal Kstate . Ar;Mit4, &o., not to bo contracted for by the year, but to bo charged iy tlio piucc, at the usual rates. Annnunring caudidates (for offices of overy description) to bu ' harmed at the rate of fitly cents per wools, for each name ; the same to no, in an cases, pain m auvanco. Attorneys will be h olden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable lor tho accuracy of Kul advertisements beyond Hie amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, aud measured as if solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at tho rate of 50 por cent. In advance of i ne auove rates. No ADVERTISEMENT CAN BR INSERTED GRATUITOUSLY. Advertisements for clmritablo institutions, fin computiles, ward, township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half prico. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to lie paid for. tl persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, r.ulrees, concerts, or any public entertainments whore charges aro made for admittance, aud all notices of private enterprises, can ouly be inserted with tho understanding that the sumo are to bo paid for. If intended to be inserted In the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, uiidjtlien only when accompanied by an advertisement COTT& BASCOM, Journal Buildings, High k? atreet, Columbus, PHINTKRS, 8TEHEOTYPK1H AND KIN DEI! 8. Blank Hooka and Stationery of every d-scrlptlon constantly on band. Printing and Writing Popera, and Inks, ot the best manufacture, always for solo. D ,R. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4, Noll's Exchange, opposite the Secretory of State's office, High strent, Columbus. dccll NATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, Oillcft in tho room formerly occupied by Justlco Evans, south ol the Franklin Kfluk.up stairs. C ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- warn and Cutlery, Iron, Nnils, (.lass, llouso Builder's Ma t'.erials, Farming and M. ch nicul Tools, Military Goods, etc., Ac No. lfil High uniet, sign of the (lilt Padlock. ; WALTER THRALL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Also, a Commisslonor lo tuko tho Acknowledgment of Deeds or the city of New York. oclSO FC. SESSIONS & CO., Wholesale and Re- tail Dealers in DRY GOODS, Hoots and Shoes, Hals, Caps, Straw Goods, Ac. Four dours south of tbo American, Columbus. octl8 JOHN. W BAKBR. ROBERT ARM.TRONO. BAKER & ARMSTRONG, Real Estate Broxkbs and Geniebai. Land Agents. Ollico south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. I.UCIAN flf1TTT.HS. THEO. COMSTOCK. OHO. O. COMSTOCK, BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sorstnB. Comstock At Co,) Forwarding nnd Coin-mlaalon Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and Dealers in Salt, Plaster, Fish aud Lumber. Head ol tho Canal, Columbus, Ohio. l.iboral advances made on consignments. marO J. RIDGVVAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Hrnad .trnet. near the Bridge. Columbus. Ohio. Cloves ol all kinds, and great variety of Castings, always on hand. BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving now supplies of WATCHES A ISO JEWELRY. Among other styles ol Watches, we Invite attention to a new lot of th jse lioo bunting caie and open dial lovers, of our own Importation, which, for quality and price, are not excelled. Jyl6 IT AT AND CAP STORE. J. J. THE OLD STAND far I "Jltf U- "1 Tho.iibseribercomcsgreeting, t pnlas ru?!ri ' rr.it and Cap wearer in Central fiitri , I'wnrifwinarBiTHh one ol tl o very best assortra Tho.iibseribercomcsgreeting, to overy central onto. i verv best assortments ot uiKii iu I'iPH ever br.iuulit to this part of tho State, embracing noarly overy varletyof style now worn by the human family. His Hats are made to order, by some of tho heat and most celebrated establishments Fast and West, viz I Beebe ft Co., . New York) Rcrtalctt At Rlynn, Philadelphia; DoridAVCo., Rates, Whitchor As Co., and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be i cold at lair prices and he wishes it to he distinctly understood ; that It la all nonsense lor others to say they can sell lower than die can. Being a practical hatter, and encaged in tho bnitnesafor years, he understands what a hat can bo made and sold tor. His stock consists (in part) ol the following varieties: Illack and Drab Beaver, extra j Black and Drab Moleskin, extra ; Black and Drab Brush, extra ; Otter and Heal Drab; Black and Drab Hungarian, very Bne; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A large and well selected assortment ol. Straw goods lot Men '"a TerjrBno assortment of St'aw Hats for children, Ac, to. His old frlcnda and the pnblic are invited to call and examine tha assortment and prices. 1. E. HUlHrill.U ,y High St., ueat door to the atage Ulllce. HATS and Cans, Straw Goods, Um- n brcllai, &c. Ate. Wholesale and Retail aM ut.il nrinai' ititii niNil. i:iil.lJMRUrf. OHIO. reiuectlolly announce to thecilizensot Columbus, aud dealers in the trade, that they are now receiving ono of the hirgestand heat selected stocks of goods in their line ever oliercd in this "Twnf connected with an EASTERN MANUFACTORY we are at all times prepared to furnish the Tory LATENT 8T LE8 of Goods, at Eastern prices. Don't mistake tho place, second .loor south of tho Nell Houiie, feign of the Bl lint. apaO WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautiful assortment of WATOIIEH, DIAMOND ilnr stock of I'm" London and (iene. va Wutehes is superior to any ir. tbe Kiato. Diamond Kings nnd I'ms, we otter at New tors Trices. Jewelry, KHTcr nuu riaira WnrS, Fh." W-ntle Clock., nnd Cutlery, at whole.alcuud N OTA U I A I. and other rKAI." engraved .and P It hSW K8 ti.hed at the sbort-st notice tVntcbea Hrpnlred in the best m inner. ., ., Firf dooraouOtof entrsneeto NeiUWe. JUI.B. JUST RECEIVED A new and beautiful as' aortment of WATCHES, DIAMOND WOHK, an. and JKWKLHY, of all kinda, BLYNN t BALDWIN. jul8 SEALS AND PRESSES. Notarial, and all other dewriptions of Seals, made la the brat maoner.and ...hort notice, and free, furnished haLDWIN. I ION VEYANCING. Warren Jeskins j office in Piatt's Block, Maw atteet-will. In addition to hie iM.ntl Insurance traunrss, civc pperwi mmuu. ... iVFYArINl. N.TAKIAI. BU!INES!4, AND i-l ,1 1. while emcloved in invettigstieg land LI .oAhe Ohio l.il. ln.nrre snd TrnM Comply, had large """St;. of land i. thi. county, bTwill tl required, furnish at moderate charge, a complete Wine wm. ii riTu, ,.,. .,.. nenvevaecina in all it. forms, and articles ol agreement written at short notice. l,ttnUTnN r.iora " ' - J a Jo-9-y rEW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber l Uut . th PruikHntna Depot, Mscrtment . i ' iuin.ii nk. of almost etf-rr sort, sis aid leastk, where baildera and others c be supplied on short otire, aad have the L.mber delivered on the spoc they desire. In theaasonaeaitia asaasooed timber, suitable inr lintels, loe tintm,foriraaea; tots.of areat variety of leagtka; ecsoit. Hbc, boards, Are, Ac. Also, refnse lumber, at reduced prim By applteatioa ml tbe Yard, or at the Mill, mllea west, on the klh-oaZto Slower or Kerr, almost any bill eaa bo (lied by tbe Zr M. L. 8ULLIVANT. BOOKS & STAT I ON 15 UY. "VfEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rng J-l Warehouae. Hhoe, Tea, colored Mediums Cap, Crown, Medium Royal and H ii per itoyat wrapping raper. White and colurod 1'apers, fur Confectioners. French Ml 1 American Tissues white, and assorted colors, (lazed Papers, for PsmphJets. Manilla Piiier of all slues. Copying Paper French and Euulish maiiuliicturo. Noli. Hi,,, I1,, it. lt.th. 4tn. I.'ntntiiereifil nnd P.eket Pust. Bank and Folio Pout j Blotting Pupsr i Amorlcsn, Frenrh and English Caps ; Bunk Note Paper, Ac, A c. HO.NNI.T BOAKDrl, Of various colors aod qualities. N. H. The highest prico paid for Rags. jyld J. II. RILEY & CO. DAPER HANGINGS. Borders and Decora X tlve Papers for Ceilings, Halls ano Publlo rooms, Prints for Fire Boards, A o. The undersized have madu arrangements lor a very large and wen assortca stooK ot rrencu ami nuwuuu papers aud Dorilers, at reduced prtees. llrnwinffM Inr MmlU nnd tTelline. mada tO order. The trade annnlled bv Pattern Books, and solids IlirnUbed lrom " Factory " direct at tbe lowest rates. JuM-wlim . J. H. HILLY A. CO. CCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions. k) Ftaekhardt'a Chemistry. It' id's Intellectual Philosophy. . Hb'wort'a do. do. , l.atlisin'H (linminar. '1'USCUlllll I)ii.'Ut'ttl01IK. For mile at the New Bookstore. mC9 J- U RILEY A CO. T)ANK NOTE PAPER, of superior quality X) for llnnlten, Railroad and County Bonds, County Orders, Ate., Ac. Hank note paper made to order, or any aizo, mieaness or color. . . r , Mink Ilrslts and Notes, lrom the finest iteei pinton, inr aaio at tho New Ilookaiurp. J n. uiiir.i i.., juf, ciauoners. TETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, U Hi wnpaper nlcs, Portablo Bules a lino arlicie, asiortea 'I res, lor couutlng rooms aud houses ; Copying Presses, n suporl. or article; lukslands, now patterns, great variety. F'or sale at tbo Now Bookstore. ju3 J. II. U1I.EY & CO. f) YNNSHURST : his Wanderings and Ways X of Thinking, fiy Donald McLeod. I'encllings by tho Way. Now revised edition. For sale nt the Now Bookstore. ma9 J. 11. RILEY Ai Co "DLITHEDALE Romance, bv Nathaniel Haw- Jj thorno. just received and lor salo at tho new Bookstore of SEDGWICK on the Measure of Damages 2i rovlied and enlarged edition, Just published and tor sale, at tho now Bookstore ol Jyai J. 11. KILfcY & CO TTOOD'S Practice- -new Edition just pub llshed, and for salo ot the new Bookstore of Jy31. J. II. RILEY c. qiHE GREAT HARMONIA Volume a. i Just received, at the Now Bookstore, u3 J. II. RILEY A; CO. Tt EMINISCENCES, Incidents, Anecdotes, &C. XL By Hon. Levi Beardsley. For sale nt the Now Bookntoer TVTEW STOCK OF BOOKS AND STA- 1)1 TIONERY. The new firm ol BURR & RANDALL, having refitted the store lately occupied by Hdntinoton & MaclNTinn, ato now receiving an entire new stock ol HOOKS, rJTATIONEKY, PAPER IIANGINU8, IfANCY sJOODH, dtP. Aud having completed arrangements with tho various publishing houses of the Eastern cities, they will receive the new ami desirable Books at tho varlieat posaiula moment alter publication.It will bo tho aim of this establishment to furnish every article in their line at tho lowest possible prices, and by giving their personal attention to the wants ot their customers, Ibey trust to give entire satisfaction to all who may lavor them with their PAordcrs intrusted to them will he attended lo with fidelity and dispatch, and at prices Ibatcannot mil of givingantislaclioii. High street, Columbus, Ohio. SCHOOL BOOKS of every variety, including McC.ultoj'. UoUctla Reader., No.. 1, B, ',. 4 and S. Ray's Arithmetics, psrts 1, 3 and :1. Davies' Mathematical Works. Antbon'a Classical Works. Mitchell's, b'mith's, aud Morse's (leugrnphirs, .., Which aro offered at prices as low as can bo lound at any llouk- store In tho Weal. For salo by ju30 iiuidl at 1IAHUA1.IJ. NEW BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy in Fbsncb, by Lamabtinr, 3 vola. A titep from the Now World to the uiu, oy i nppan, j vois Time and Tide, or Strive and Win, by A. b. Uoo. Mother at Home, by Abbott new edition. Bliihedalo Romance, by Unwthorno. Forsnleby aU62 BURR A. RANDALL. BLANK BOOKS. We would call particular attention to our assortment of Blank work, which we oiler lor salo at unprecedented low prices. Cap, Demy and Medium Records, Dy-l!oks, Ledgors, A-c, always on band, together with memorandum books of every variety. a nnim x. liANnil.l. JU.1U STATIONERY. We aro nowreceiving a suleodid assortment of sbiplo and Fancy Stationery, lnciu ding French, English and American cap and Letter i-spers wbiteandbuS Adhesion Envelopes! Ink.t imli, Letter BlHinps, Porte-Monnaies, Porket Cutlery. Porto Folius, Bankers' fuses, Ac, which wo offer low, IJuUOJ BIJUtt 4t RANDALL. CLINICAL REPORTS ON CONTINUED V J Fr'vf'R m-lih remarks on tho mnnacement of continued lover, tha identity of Typhus, Typhoid, Retaining Fever, Ac, by Aran Flint, M.D. 0',7'?,7lwn.. . aUfjy lU'tU Wi. unnuaiisi. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. the LtrR and aKBVtcrs op Gen. Winfifld Scott, by Edward l. Mnnntiold. in 1 Vol. 13 mo "tho only authentic edition." A Iresh supply just received and lor aalo by DUiYib w. iini'i'i'iiui T17ALL PAPER and Bordering, Window Pnner and Fire Board Patterns. A largo assortment of tho latest patterns, just received, and for sale by BIBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of the Columbus and Franklin County Bible Society, msy now be found at tho Bookstore ol ju30 nuuit oi nAnuALi.. BANCROFT'S History of the United States, in 4 volumes. For asle by j30 HUitii & nsniMi,!.. LIFE OF GEN. W INFIELD SCOTT. I For sale by tho hundred or tho single copy, In muslin and paper binding, by Ju30) BUR It H. RANDALL. NEW WORK BY GRACE AUU1L,AK, en-entitlrd.The Dnyai ofBrnroi a atnry of Scottish His- tory. For sale by UjO iiuku a. hakiiall. "IfOL. 20 OF OHIO REPORTS, for sate by V Jy(! BURR & RANDALL. QCOTT & BASCOM have added to their es- O tnhllahmcnt a department for the sale of Hliinlia. Hliinlt Books and Mntlonri y ol every description. It is our inten. tion to ki-ep up a lull assortment of everything in this lino which business men can desire. Tho Blank work will be mamilactured by ourselves, ot the very best materials, and In the most sub. stantlal manner, and warranted to give satisfaction. Enirnuco on Hisb street TNK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, X Paper and Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter Stamps, Slates, and all the various little et cetoraa in the Station ery lioe, constantly on band at SCOTT At BASCOM'3. S"TEREOTYPING. Books stereotyped from new and hesulifu! styles of typo In a manner not Inferiorto that of any Eastern Foundry. Particular attention paid to the Stereotyping ol Wood Cute. bCOTT & IIAHCOM. ENVELOPES by the thousand, gross, or smaller quantity ot all sixes and descriptions, plain and mboswd, including a beautilul variety ler the Ladles, msy be onnd at SCOTT At BASCOM'8. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks, Invitation Tickets, Ate, of any color and thickness, and cut to any sire, may be had at SCOTT HASCOM'S. A RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard& il Noyes'and Hoover's Inka Black, Red, Blue and (ireen for aaleby BCOTT BASCOM. PRINTING INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Job work, all the vaiioua colore In kegs and cans, for sale SCOTT & BASCOM t). "DLANK BOOKS, of every description, from a AJ Bank Ledger to a sixpenny aicmoranonm, onhand, or man afaetnred to any pattern, at BCOTT AY BASCOM'8. TJRINTING PAPER, for News or Book JL work, any aizo any quality any quantity for sale by SCOT1' ii BASCOM. TUST RECEIVED, at the Columbus Peri- J odir.l Denot. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing oii inal iWrn. tor TnttAffi. Villna. Suburban Reatdencn., Ac: accompanied by explanations, speei6cations, estimate, and elab orate oeiana, preparea expreasly lor tne nse or projt-ci nu art isds throughout the United States. The only work of the kind ever ottered in uolumbus. us27-dtf A. B. HARSH. rpHE AMERICAN JblJRNALWRIEDI X. CAL SCIENCES; Edited by Isaac Hays, M. D , Surgeon o Wills Hospital, roraaieby e.,S7-d2w A. B. HARSH CINCINNATI. 1I7ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, Cm t T oinnati, Onto The Fall term ol tha Eloventh Session ot this Institution, will commence on juunuAi.me .luinoi au trust, and continue twenty two weeks. The Colloao is lurnlih, od with all tbe usual facilities and appllanoea lor an extenaive and thorough Education in tha eolld and ornamental branchea. Itsuasoof access, unsurpassed health, lull and efficient Board of Instructors, and moderate expanses, present, at leasi equal inducements, to those of any Institution. For lurther particulars, see tenth Annual Catalogue, or application msy be made by let tor, or otherwise, to any member af tho Board of Trustees or to tho subscriber nt the Collcgo. I'.K. wu.ur.u, rres i. augfldaw. 17 O. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St, 12j between Columbia and Pearl, wholesale dealer In all various olWHITIN'i. PRINTING & OTHKKPAl'Elt. Agent fur Suffictd Eaftlt Mllli Writing I'tyer. aplu E ENVELOPES. 500 M Bull Envulopta: jsuMvvnttu no; fS M Legal do t 100 M Note doi ALSO Note Papers, a beautilul assortment, Just received by up 10 n nnd 7D Walnut street. T7RENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA X? PKIl. 300 renms Blue and White, just received and lor sale at reduced prices. ' . iiliuumAn, FRENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, Blue and White, Just received and for salo low. F;. O. (H)ODMAN, aplO 77 and 70 Walnut street. 'HINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD JL ROAKDS. A beautiful article, manufactured by Messrs. Bliss. Potter Ac Co. I have the largest and cheapeat stock of Cards In tbe city. iv. u. uuuuman, spiu jr ana rj wainuisc, nianuiaciurera Ageuu T AFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA JLJ I'Kttrl Ihavn been dealing ill these Pnnera lor more than a year, and find them every thing one can wisu, as to quality ana prico. They are the highest credo of Paper manufactured in the United States: always givesatislactlon,andusedonccarowanted again. A lull assortment lust received. K. O. GOODMAN, apl 0 77 and 79 Walnut street HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Ciiaiilrs Stabcii) Importer of German, French nnd KnHlixli tvnnrv tJnnilH. Tova iind Musical luatrumcntH, ad H'uiIcmU Dealer in Accordttmn, Violin; Comb; Fittul; Pev emiltm Cain, rocket and Table CnUa y, Spotm$, Spectacle!, Ac, tfc NO. Utl MAIN STBKRT, BETWEBN LOWKB MABKET AND COLUMBIA, apio-dbm uinoiniiaii, O1110, JOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of J BOOTH AND RnORP. No. 41, South Hide Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keens oonstantlv on hand a full assortment of fine Drees and Wauir Pronl Boota and Shoes in all varieties, which will be sold at vory low pricea N. B. Fine Boots torwarded by express, and warranted to fit, upoa nil orders accompanied by the Cash und tbo measure. opiu-iy T7iNDOW GLASS. We are now receiv- T T inz a large stock of this season's manufacture of Belle. vernon window liiass, ana nnving tuxen inn nrst rremium at tha Ohio State Fair. Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, wo feel assured that woutlbrto the city and country trade the best and mostexten. slve assortment ol liiass of tho 1st, 2,1, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Druggists' warn of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars; Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, A c. All of which will bo sold on tbe most ruasonnblo terms by 8PEEI1S As WKIOHT. Sole Agents for Bellevernon Works, No. 39 Main St., Cincinnati. N. u. Also, a constant supply oi jjupom suuni owoer; ui' Bo, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash, aud Bleaching Powders. aptu-aint TJAPER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned X offer a full assortment of PAPER, embracing News. Hook, Plate, Can and Letter Paper; Canille, Tobaceo, Manillo, Wrap ping Paper, Bonnet Boards, Ace, Ac, ol the best quality, and at the lowest market prico. Orders, solicited, which will be tilled at tho same price as if purchased in perion Wo also mnko to order, nt short notice, News und Book Paper. Nos. 77 i.nd 70 Walnut street, Inclnnuti.'O. N. ft. The hluhest market prion paid lor RAGS, In cash or exchanged for paper. Jyi!4-d3m. 0 BULLET, Art Union Buildings, Cincin- nail, is constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTS, STATUES, MEDALLIONS and MONUMENTS. Ordera solicited lrom a distance. jylO-dGni BURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. This article Is tho result of the application of acontids principles to the purpose Intended, viz : To keep water as cool at potaible, as long as poetible, Kith the least pouible Ice. 't he proprietor has long devoted his attention to this particular branch ol domestic economy, and passing from one improvement to another, haa ut length arrived as near perfection as it is possible to reach. A proot this is lound in tho very general use of these Coolers in all parts of the country. A better proof ot tho same fact is, that, since their introduction, various Imita tions ot tho genuino article nave ueen attempien an laiung short of tho object, it Is true, yet all proving clearly which way tho tide of popular opinion is setting. A simple statement of lacts, in regard to these Coolers, will satlsly every one ot their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are lurnished with two dis tinct nun-couducung cnamoers, oy means oi wnicn, who two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at temperature ol 4(1 below aero, or only 8 above the the (reeling point) all day. Tim., nt n en.t of some five cents per dev. a taniilv of ordinary size can bo constantly supplied with water as cold as ice Itsell ; larger numUera in the same proportion, mis nas oeru louuu oy actual experiment to be a aaving ol nt least aeventy live per cent, over tlio Earthen Jara formerly used tor tnts purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Hcinir manufactured in the must workmanlike stylo, and hand somely finished In every respect, they make a very beautilul ornament for tbe Dining Rnom, Hotel or Steamboat. An imporutit Improvement has lately been added lotho Cool er, viz : a small Pan (eapablu ol holding lrom six to eight pounds ol butler) inserted directly under tho cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice a very Important addition to the economy and comfort of families. If deslrod, the Cooler can also De lurntsncd, nc nsmniiHx-peiine, with a Filtering Apparatus, mado nnd tor sale at BURNET'S llouso Furnishing Kstah'iahmciit, No. 14, East Front street, Cincinnati, O. Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays, Britnnnia. Japanned, Bronzed nnd Tin Ware, Brushes, wooden ona wiuow ware, llatliing Appnratus and Refrigerators aplO r 1BSON HOUSE. Walnut street, between UT Fourth and Filth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. O. II. UEIWKOY. Proprietor, late ol walnut nireet House. apb-tl WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, JyB-dtf i- W. 8WENKV, Proprietor. CINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishment Is now open for the reception of pa. tlents. it is located about fire miles lrom the cily, on tbe Carthage piko, and buta few rods from the Cincinnati, Hamil ton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and nt tbe asme distanco from tho Miami Canal, in front, rendering it oasy ol access lo those dnsirouftof enjoying the benefits of the Institution. To the lover of nature, low parts of the eountry csn lurnlsh a more pleasing variety of a-enory than spreads itsell before the traveler all the way from Cincinnati tt tho Cure. There nature and art combine, rendering tbo view beautilul beyond descrip tion. . . ... ,. , ... Tho new, large and Deautitm taince Displays iiioiasinoi ino nrii.t ntaplance. The neatness and cleganco ol the Interior, combined with til" nutneroua attractions which present them selves to the invalid, cannot Ian to render tnts estaoiiBumcnt a desirable one. The Halls are extensive, and tho rooms spacious and inviting, where tho invalid can range at pleasure, frra from atmospheric influences, in Inclement weather. The Bed Rooms are well venttiaiea, anancauy lurnieuru, me oum iuumw ampl and commodious, being convenient for tho application ol water, in every term. In connection with tho Institution there Is a Gymnasium Hall, seventy fivo font long, where patients will havoan opportunity of restoring their muscular strength by besltbtul exercise. J ne springs wnicn inrnisn ino wmur iur un. K.mhlishment are eleor. pure. soft, and abnndant : flowing Iroin a gravely bed, tbey send forth water both cold and delicious. Tnc country ana nelcliDornooa are remnraBom iur nnuimui' ness, purity c.f air. and variety of scenery. All things combined, we cannot think of a more desirable place, for thoae aeeking health, than this Institution, iir Pvarc. having had much experience In the treatment of disease tor many years, begs leave to Inform the public, that no pains will be spared tor tho restoration to health ol those committed to his charge. Mrs. Pease, who haa, for several years, d -voted her attention to the treatment of diseases peculiar to bcr sex, and being every way qualified lor so Important a station, will take special charge ol tbe lemale department Prolapsus Uteri, with its train ol ailments, that bane ot female beauty, health and happiness, which is prostrating the energiea, and destroying tbe uselnlness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be treated in thla Institution, successfully, independent of pessaries or supporters of any kind. To this subject we would Invite the attention of Ladies, aa in all eases we shall expect to per ioral a pcrlert cure. Persons viiitlng the Cure by the way of tho Cincinnati, Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at tbo Carting station. Pa tients are requested to nnng two cnmionanies, two oiannru, two coarse sheets, six towels, and a quantity of old linen, suitable for bandagea. Tkbms. The terms for Boabd, Medical Pkbvicks, and all nrdinarv attendance, will be ten dollars per week, payable weekly. F.itra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge. Some deduction wilt be made to thoso who nnd it ne-ccsssry to spend a length ol time in the Institution. Transient persons will be charged two dollars per day. From three to five iiotiora will Do charged lor tnc nrsx exsm-Instlon. For further particulars address u. a. rtssts, M. ii., Proprietor and Physlrisn. Carthage Hamilton, Co., 0.-mal5 d3ma3aw:)m A MERICAN and Foreip-n Papers. Letter, XJL Can. Commercial, Packing and Folio Post ruled and plain by the qnantity, at low pricea, at tbe Paper Warehouae of jy31 i. H. RILEY Ac CO. N. B. Bank Note Paper letter elze a auperior article for correspondence, circulars, ate. FORWARDING. CHAMBERLIN & CRAWFORD, Forward-xas ino Commission MxacniNTa,oot of Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Deslera In Flour, Uraln and other Produce, (exclusively on eommiislon.t Proprietors of New York and Ohio Linn, Ohio Canal, and Union Line, Pennsylvania and ObloCaoal, F Agents for tbe following Line.: urawiora t uoi nonnern 11 11 I I.. ui Ulum Pn. I nuuu u"w "' i l. .. 1 1 tma,.,a.i o....M poller.. JO.P.OCOV.1..10U New York end Ohio Lake Boat Line, 1 Cliamberlin, Lee, .V Co., Now York and Cincinnati Line, I Agents, Chsmborlln, Leo ic Co's Express, f JVu. 1, Cantteo Slip, Troy and Oswego Line, J New ork. lu13-Cul CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. Pbofbiitobs CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO., New York, and LEE, AUELL At CO., Bufl.lo. 1 Ship by l'eoplo'a Line Steamboats, Isaae Newton and Heiidrlck Hudson, loot Courtland street, North River. Mark packages C. Lee k Co'a Express." For Freight apply to James C. Oatman, 159 Broadway, New York Chambeblin, Lee Av Co., 1 Coantiee Blip, New York j J. 8. Chbnowxth It Co, Cincinnati, O.) Chaubkblin At Cbawfobo, Cleveland, O- mal3-b'm CRAWFORD & CO., Forwarders & Com-utsatoN Merchants, Ogdentbnrgh, N. Y., Proprietors of the Northern It. 11. Line of Steam Propellers, between Ogdena-burgh, Cleveland, Dctrutt and Chicago. Dealers in FLOUR, URaIN and other PRODUCE, (exclusively on commission.) Liberal advances mado on property for sale at Ogdensburgh, Boston and new orx. mato-oiu NORTHERN. RAILROAD LINE, between Boston, New York nnd the Weat.-CRAWFORD ac i;u.. ouduntnuron. new rorx. rropneiora. inia iiineooa sists of the following now first class Propellers, (leaving Ogdcns, burgh three times a week I) OODENSRURGH, WISCONSIN, NEW HAMl'SlllltK, VERMONT. BOSTON, MICHIGAN, PKAIltlE 6TATE, i W.BIU OK8, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF THE LAKE. Connecting at Ogdensburgh with tho Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Ccntrnl, nnd Itmlnnd nnd BnrllnRton Roll-rnnde, between Ogdensburgh and Boston, and with the Lnke Chnmpliiln & White Hall Canal Line., between Rouse's roititaua new iorx. APPLY TO Otis Kimball, Ageut Vermont Central Railroad, 108 Bute atroet, Boston. O. P. Scovell, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 State street, Boston. J. S. Mavnabd, Agent Travis & Co'a Line, 33 CcentlesSlIp, New York. Cha9. B.Janes, Agent Now York and Canada Line, 7 Ccentles Slip, up stairs, Now York. Malcolm Canfikld, Agent Merchants' Line, DVg Coantiee Slip, New York CHAMBERLIN CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio, mal3-41m NEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT LINE -ERIE CANAL AND LAKES. CHAMBERLIN, LEE At CO., Now York, and LEE, ABELL & CO., Buffalo, Pro- prletora. NEW YORK AND OHIO LINK, OIWO UAMAL. CHAM HE KLIN At CRAWFOHIJ, otoveiand, rropneiora. 3J No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. Apply to N. Chambeblin and J. C. Oatman, No. 1 Ci Cosntlea Kiln. New York. murr 1'iif.Biinn. n I . nc ij. i.. i. l,iud. Shin dallv at Pier Not 3, East River, New York. mal3-6ro H. OABRKTSON. TTANNA, GARRETSON & CO., Whole- XX bale Gbocebb and Commission Mebchants, Hnrvey'a Block, Morwln street, Cleveland, U. muu-um- 1S.VJ. OIIN TINKER, TTALE & TINKER, Forwarding and Uom- XX mission Mkbchants, Colnmbuii, Ohio. Warehouse No. 3, Exchange Buildings, Broad street, (one door west of W. A. Oill & Co'a Agricultural Warehouse.) Dealers in Flour. Fish, Sa't, and Water Lime. Also, Agents for the following Lines I i.atnrop at uo a express. Merchants' Transportation Company, 1 Kcklord Line, I vrP Canal Union Trnniport tlnn Company, f Western Lake Boat Line J Mark packages " Care Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. II. We are prepared at all times to contract freight to any part of tho Union. t ALI and bs:k ua. 1853. EDDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shippino and Commission Mebchants, and Dealer In Halt, Klonr. Fish. Wntorl.lme, &e. r Particular attention paid to the Purchase or naia ot urain, ana rroauce generally. Iff" Warehouse and Ollice, loot of Front street, opposite the C, 0. and C. Railroad Depot, Cleveland. Ohio. Iff Also, Agents for the fallowing Llnee on trie Canal : IHBRCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO II N llm.T AV (to.. Nn. 9 Cnentlea Slln. New York: Holt, Palmer At Co, loot of Washington street, Buffalo, Pro prietors. ECKFORD LINE. Hcoii Allen, I Agents, No. 137 Broad street, New York, G. B. Williams. J (upstairs) Maxwell At Patten, j L wharf, Buffalo. J. W. Patten At Co., Proprietors, IK, River street, Troy. rg'Markpacknges"Eckibrd Line," ship dally by "Old Line Troy Tow Hosts," Cocnties Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with Iteed't varitmt Lines of Steamboat! on the Lake: rnOPBIETOBB. B. A. Root At Co , 113 Pier, Albany. Davis At Sutton, Agents Heed's Steamboats, Reed's Warehouse, Buffalo. A. U. Moboan, Buffalo. Geo. H. Tuttle, Agent, Broad atreet, New York. C. S. Bishop At Co., Agenta, North Market, Boston. r3r" Mark packagos Union T. Company," ship by "S wilt sure Line of l ow Boat," loot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to and from New York, Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on tbe Western Lakca and Canals, with despatch, without transhipment at Albany orTroy. gp Cor-goes Insured between New York and Buffalo. H. W. Tallmadob, Proprietor, 1S1 Broad St.. N. Y. AOENT8. It. L. Howell, 1S1 Broad street, New York, Olmsted At Daniels, 47 Quay street, Albany, J. J. Tallmadob, (foot of Washington street,)... -Buffalo, Eddt At Halladat, Cleveland, t5r"Msrkpackagea" W. L.B. Line," and Ship by Weatern Lake Boat Line, foot of Broad street, New York gs Apply to II. FITCH, Columbus, O. pff" Our eonnoctiona with the above Lines, and with Lathrop At Co'a Express, are such that we con assure Merchants and Shippers in general, that wo can forward goods to all point, a little quicker and cheaper than any other Lino. Mark It. Mark all parkagea legibly, and with care. EDDY It- HALLADAY, Cleveland. a. FITCH, Columbus. aplb-Tim A. HI. II ALU, General Agent on Ohio Canal. FAST MAIL LINE 15 hours from Colum-lumbus to Portsmouth On and after IHendny, June 2S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus tor Circlnville, Chillicothe and PorUmouth, at 5 o'clock in tho morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the evening connecting with the River Packets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leavo Portsmouth at 5 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Co lumbus at 8 P. M., daily. InSfi KHKIIIKIt Ir. IIAWKE3. CTARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co- kJ lcmbos The regular course of Lectures In thla Institu tion, will commence on Monday, the ltot November, and con- llnuo four months. The JVefimiaary Count, consisting ot six important specialities, beginning on the 18th of October, will continue until tholstot November. FACIXTY. R. II. PADDOCK, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.CHAS. A. LEE, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. FREDERICK MERRICK. M. 1) , Professor of Chemistry. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M. D , Profeatorof Theory and Practice. R L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCIS CARTER, M. D., Professor or Obstetrics, Ate, and of Pathology. C. C. PARKER, M. I).. Demonstrator of Anatomy. FEES. Lectures fn0,00. Matriculation $3,00. Graduation $.0,00. Dissecting Ticket $5,00. By tbe expenditure of almost ten thousand dollars, durlngthe present year, on our noble edifice, the Anatomical Theatre will be tinl.bed, and the Unspital open tor the reception of patients, snd many other Improvements completed, making the whole a most perfect structure. All Inquiriea will receive prompt attention il addressed to 8. M. SMITH, aug7 Dean of the Faculty. Auditor's Omen, Franklin Co, I July 23, 1852. NOTICE to the qualified electors of Franklin Co., O. In pursuance or the 33d section of "An Act for tbe assessment and taxation ot all property In this State, and for levying taxes thereon according to Its tme valoe in money," passed April 13, lb53, the Commissioners of Franklin county, at their June session, 1852, divided said county for the election ol District Assessors, as follows : The township of Montgomery (Including the city) shall constitute the 1st District Tha townships ot Truro, Jefferson, Plain, Blendon, Mifflin Clinton and Sharon shall constitute the 2d District. 1 he townships of Perry, Washington, Norwich, Brown, Franklin and Prairie shall constitute the 3d District. The townships ot Pleasant, Jackson, Hamilton and Madison sbsll constitute tbe 4th District. By order of the Board. H. CRARY, Clerk. TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lots, Nos. 23 and 24, located In Phelaa'a Addition, eon taining one acre each. They are the pleaaanteat location in thesubdivision, and will be sold at a bargain II sold smns, other-wlsntbey will be taken out of market, and the price advanced . JAMISON At TUTTLE, Real Estate Agenta, augl4 Or8.ee In Carpenter's Building, up stairs. PASTURE. We have Pasture for a, few COWS, east of tbel.unstle Asylum. ju9 BAKER At ARMSTRONG. INSURANCE. WARREN JENKINS, at General Head Quarters of Life, Fire, Health and Marine Insurance, takea pleasure In submitting to his pstrnns the following Statement of the ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF VTICA, on the let day of July, 1853, skinning tkt tchole amount " if expenditure! lince January 1st, IBM. Balance on hand January 1st, IB58 (39,519 S3 , Cash Premiums from 1st January to 1st July 37,188 73 Uor-eived on Policies of re-Insurance.... 534 09 $67,193 97 Amount ol Lossosandepxensespaldupto July 1, '52, and alnce January 1st,. . . . 3P,t5 It Paid Agents' Commission 4,003 49 Paid for re-Insurance "39 43 Paid return 1'remlume on Policiea cancelled - M6 88 45,204 95 Uurplu 2I.28 01 " JOHN E. HINMAN, Pretidnt, Utlca, July 1, 1852 H. H. HAWLEY, aecrOary Vhim llim-n ahntv. thA nntual business for SlX IDOnUlS. IhO original capital of $170,000 la over and above the aurplua here. In sot forth. This company haa alwaya paid Itsi losses wiin promptness and liberality. WAHtlbB wcnnino, uoiumuus, August oin, loas. B . Recommendatioms fbom Gentlemen o Utica. Ufa tho .,,hriKra wnll Acmininteil with tile Principal Offi- ccra of tho Etna Insursnce Company, hereby certify that they are gentlemen ot good business reputation, ana mat we ui lh. .nln Hnmnanv wll mnnn.ed Bud rASUOUSiDle. B. B. Lansinq, Cashier Oneida Rank. C. S. Wilson, ashlerUtlca City Bank. Jas. 8. Lynch, Cashier Ontario Branch Bank. aug7-y T. O. Grannis, Caahier Bank Central N. York, n ENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, for Life, VT Fire, Marino, and Health INSURANCE. Offlcein Plattia Block, Bute atreet, up stnirs. , , , In these daya of failures of lusurance Companies, the under. signed would call attention to tne exniona oi . .uo companies which he has tbo honor to represent. Among them are tbe Franklin Flrn Ina.Co. of Philadelphia-assets 1,384,300 300,000 164,150 170,000 300,000 173,000 346,978 Franklin, of New York. do. Springfield Fire and Marine, do. Etna, ol Utlca, N. Y., do. Rensalaer, of Lauslngburg, N. Y., do. Union, of Fort Plain, N . Y , do. Hudson River Ins., Watorford, N Y., do. flitmnuiv of Cincinnati, do. 300,000 Several of tho above companies take Marine and Fire riaka. LIFE INSURANCE. Mutual Benefit Now York and New Jersey $1,3S1,000 Jefferson Llle Insurance Co., Cincinnati '59'?!!9 American Temperance Llle Ins Co., Hartlord.... 100,000 American Mutual Lllo Ina. Co., New Haven 100,000 HEALTH INSURANCE. Mechanics Mutual Health Association, Cin., $29,000 1'hn underpinned will take great pleasure In exhibiting the re cent reports of all the abovecompunies, and explaining in exten-so their resources and manner ol doing business, in the various departments of Fire, Marine, Llle, and Health Insurance, thero can be no superior lacllltles offered by any agent or company. CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS taken on most favorablo torms. Remember to cell at Head Quarters, State street, up atairs. WAKKt-N jr.nn.iriD. agent. L. E. Wilson, sub-agent. mar 26. rpHOSE who wish for Fire Insurance will I please read tbe toilowing report oi ine FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. Showing CASH ASSETTri. January 1st, 1852, Invested ns follows: First, Mortgages, chiefly In Philadelphia $957,51J 04 Real Estate purchased at Sheriff sale ?!'? I Temporary Loans on Collaterals 125,l!?5 ! Stocks, valued at 6d.506-eost 63,325 50 Notes, Bills receivable, Are 8. SO Cash .'01 $1,281,390 94 REINSURANCE AUAINST FIKE.,h?.,D.Tec?n puny, by iel8-ytf WARREN jkhiubp, agent. aMOLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCtt. i I mutual MRP INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, e inn mn rhi. nnnn.nv offers to tha Insured all the security and advantages or tho Mutual and Joint Stock plans (as heretofore applied) combined, namely i Low rale, or premium ; an an, nuai return, in casn, oi too per ountnge r-iquuuu gent risk of tha year; an adequate but not exceasive provision for an adequate interest in the accumulating fund aecured to such members, at death, by credits upon their policies; a guaranty fund designed for tbe permanent security of short term mem-hers, and also for tho presont security of those tor the whole ,nr,n nt llln This is tho only Mutual Lite insurance company wno.o rie. nf nrnminm are lived nt a lair reduced standard, with a provis ion tor an onnually increasing accumulation of funds (for future security) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk from advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracts, e giving In detoll the plan and ratea ol tne company, lurnisnna gratis, ana npuncni . m-, -j 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc33-d TNSURANCE on Life and Live Stock, against I In., n. Humnirn ha Fiaic. and aaalnat the perils ut the Sea and Inland Navioation, on property ol every deacription, taken in the following Companies: . UNION MUTUAL I, If At IIXBliltJSiasv i.tsm r-jsit x , e.nii SI 50.1:00. OniO JLIFe' INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN. IN ATI. UI11U. Capital 100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY, NEW 1IAVKN, VONNKU'A'lliU'l'. . Capital $30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital wu,tuu. UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY, UTICA, N.Y. Capital $180,000. EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSOCIATION, RO UE, NEW YORK. Capital $10,000. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnpltnl 93,600,000. Risks taken on the moat liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. lialO-dly T STOCKTON. Agent CALIFORNIA LIFE INSURANCE RISKS J WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance Agent, will re- celvn applications for Lite Insurance, including California Risks Cull at Headquarters, opposite the Old State House.State street, Columbus. fe28-ytt. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would reel a tactful! announce to their friends sod the public In gen eral, that they have just opened a store on the corner of Long street and State Avenue, opposite P. Hayden's Factory, where they intend to keep conatantlyon band, a large asanrtmnntof the very beat ot Family Groceries such as Teas, Coffco, Su cr, Molasses, flour, nice, risn, soap, uanaies, riarcn, unee.e, c. Its., together with every article used by families, which they oi ler to sell on the lowest terms, for Cash onv. July 14 1853. w. uiAun at uu. lNEW MUSIC, at C. REED'S Mu-m slc Store I Received this day a large supply orJmz "new Standard and fashionable Music. 'MF Grnnd Polka d.i Concert, and Love Dream Polka. Grand Valse de Concert, by Old Folks at Home, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petcy. Gold Fever Gallop, by Ptrak Blanche Alpen. osch. Tom Moore. Gaslight Schottisch. Old Veteran. Spring Sparrow Polka. National Schottisch. Lexington Quickstep, by Cook. Auld Lang Syne Waltx. Happy Family Polka. Of) for Baltimore, (comic ) Kathleen, Mavonrneen, as sung Walt for tbe Wagon. by Catherine Hayes. There's magic In that little The Last Rose ol Summer. song - and many other aongs Wedding Polka. (Grobe. and pieces. ap25 Lousiana Belle, variations, by t AW PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. A. Jj P. PERIIY having determined to decline the farther prac tice of the Law, U. B. OARR1NOTON will prosecute the business and settle the accounta ot the late urm ot Perry Ac car. rington, at their recent office, in Carpenter's Building between the Exchange Bank and State Street. A. F. PERRY. apS4-dtf H. B. CAKRINGTON. SCHNEIDER'S GARDEN. The under-algned most respectfully Informs his frlendsann the public generally, that ho intends to open his well knowr GARDEN, on the west side of the Chillicothe road, about hair a mile south of Columbus, for visiters, and solicits the continuance of their liberal patrt-nago bestowed on his establishment laal year. Neither exerUon nor the greatest expense have been spired to render the most delightful spot In the vicinity ol thi Capital as attractive, comlorlable and pleasant as could be done-All kinds of refreshments and delicacies which will gratily an epicure to bis heart's eonf nt, will be served up lor a lair and reasonable price, at a momcnt'a notice. Desirous to avoid misunderstanding and vexations, andpreventmischief, I call the attention of the visiters of the Garden to some regulations posted in different place, on the premises, hoping thst the will be observed. Visiters en Sunday have to pay ten cents for admission, and raclve a ticket, which entitles tbe bearer to refreshments to that amount. Well, friends, come one, come all, and enjoy tbe pleasures of God's delightlul nature. mh30-dtf ANDREW SCHNEIDER. NEW ICE CREAM SALOON. C. P. L. BUTLER hu the ptataor of annooBrinr to hit fricads uid the pnblic that he hni tHtrd up Ice l'rra HnlMm, fur the eecommodfttion of Ladle udGrntirnKn, and would behappj to wait upon all that may be pfoet-d to rail malst HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES. Rroeied Metal Hat and Coat and Ubslla Stands; Soap-stone Griddles, oval and round; Burnet's Patent Water Cooler, Filter and Coolers ; Toilet Seta, ornamental and plain ; Parlor Coal Vaaea; Patent Bread-Cutters i Plate-Wannera ; PUnisbed Coffee and Tea I'rna; Cake and Spice Boxes; Sponge snd Sits Bathing Pans: Watfel Bakers ; B-i-elotbes Claspa a new and very useful article tor keeping bed clothes children ; and a variety ol other articlea, may be foand at HE VI. ST. CLAIR'S, declO Opposite the Franklin Bank. High atreet. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. The sub-scrlber will sell tbe Lot on whlck hetlves.oa High street, between Town and Rich. It Is in the centre ot the city, and a nvery convenient stand for basiness and for a family residence. Tbe terms will b" abootone third down and tba balance in payaseata. Those who wish to parrkase to speculate on, or to locate for basiaea would do well to call and examine the premises, ee a food bargain will be offered, naayx WALTER THRALL. DRY & FANCY 000DS, p ENTLEMEN OF COLUMBUS You can vT find the lalsst New York styles of fane Cssslmerea, Mask French Doeskin Cassimerea, black, blue and brown French (ad English Cloths, Drap d'ete, and other beautiful steles of food lor Summer Costs, that are rare In thla market, at Jul ' Wat RICHARDS At CO'B. THE FIRST FLOWERS of Spring are the choicest of tho seaaon. So are tbe Bonnets, Bonnet and Neck Ribbons, Bonne.Xrape. - other flgggfa. , now open- OS At CO. " One hour of auch bliss Is a life ere It closes; T la one drop of fragrance from thousands of roses," WE allude to one hour spent in examining the large and beautiful atock of Paranoia, Hosiery, Gloves, long and short Lace Mitts, bull and white Bummer Vest-Inge, buff Lawn Cravats, colored and white Linen DriUbigs, brown and grass Coat Linens, and an endless variety of other aeasonsble goods, sold by . , J , Jul i.i. WM- RICHARDB It CO. TO HOTEL and Boarding Hous. Keeper You will find brown and bleached Table L tabus, (some beautiful Snow-drop and Damask Patterns,) also, Diapers and Crash of all descriptions, at . , Jul WM. RICHARDS tc CO'8. FOUR DAYS LATER from New York PRICES DOWN. Another train of care baa arrived, freighted with goods lor " W. Richards At Co.," purchased at extremely reduced prices, which we will sell at equally low prices, for cash or approved credit Jul WM. RICHARDS At OO. THE LILY OF THE VALLEY was more beautifully clad than Solomon In alibis glory. Yet tha Lady surpasses even the Lily, who Is attired In those beautiful Bareges, Sballya, Barege-Delaines, French Muslins, White Crape Shawls, Black 811k Lace Points, Swiss and Jaconet French-Wrought Collars, Cutis, Under-aleevea and Under hand kerchiefs sold by Jul WM. RICHARDS At CO. SNOWDEN, Dealer in Silk Goods, No. 4, Odeon Buildings, Invites the stun tion of the Ladles of Columbus, ana the public generally, to hla very large atock of Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods, now being received and opened dally. We cordially Invite all to call, for we foel confident thai wo can euit the most Isstidlous. mhSV HOUSEKEEPERS are respectfully informed that we have a large atock of Linen Sheetings, Pillow Slip Linens, a great variety of Towellngs, Table Cloths, Muslin Sheetings, from 4-4 to 13-4 wide, very handsome embroidered Lacoand Muslin Curtains and curtain goods, Ae., Are., which will be sold low. mhS9 SNOWDEN. TDOYS' WEAR, A fine assortment of goods JJ for Boys' -.fear oan bo found at mhS9 SNOWDEN'S. TVTEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, in X l Backus' Block,' east aide of High atreet between Town and Rich. MESDAItlKM MIIAPLEY tic HALL would respectlully Invite the attention ol tha aureus of Columbus and surround ing eountry to their NEW AND EXTENSIVE STUCK OF GOODS, which the are now receiving, eomprtaing all tha varieties ol Millinery and Fancy Ores (woods, Cloaks, eVc, aVo., which they will sell aa low aa ean be afforded. Milliners supplied with GOODS aud PATTERNS aalow as at any place west of Naw York city. Columbus, October 2'J, 1851 TVTEW SPRING GOODS, by Express Mes- 1 dames STIAPLEY tts HALL, High at,, are now recelv ing a large and aplendid asaortment of MILLINERY, ORNA MENTAL. HAIR AND FANCY GOODS, of ever stvleandva rlety, which they are now ready so sell at the lowest cash price. Also, Dressing and Repairing Bonnets done in tbe beat manner and on the shortest notice, marldjy NEEDLE-WORK DRAPERY. 80 pieces Needle-work Swlas Drapery Cnrtaina. 0 pea. tine Needle-work Lace do. 50 oca (In vda.t Wovoand Work Book Draoerv Curtains. Just received, and or sale by ap3U J.v UBDunn at uu TUST RECEIVED-- tl 500 lbs. colored Carpet Warp, 1500 lbs. Cotton Batting. ap30 J. D. OSBORN At CO. NEW CARPETING JUST RECEIVED. 10 pa New patterns Brussels Carpets. 8 ps Three-ply Carpets. 19 ps Ingrain Carpets, new styles. Will be retailed aa low aaany place In the United States, at metiO J. D. OSBORN At CO'S. LADIES, now is the time for you to see the largest assortment ol DRESS GOODS which baa ever been brought to Columbus at anv ono time. Just to convince yourselves ol this, it will be omy necessary to call at SNOW-DEN'S and tee tbe great variety of new and I eautllul atylea ol Flounces, Bordered and Plain Tissues, Bareges, Cbalya-Carabrice, Lawns, Chintzes, Grenadines, Axe, Ac Our stock bas been selected with great care, and we assure our friends and tbe public generally, that we cannot ana will not oe undersold. We respectl ully Invito all to call and examine atylea, qualities and prices, before making their purchases elsewhere maty DRESSSILKS.--Kxtra rich Brocade Flounced Sllka. Extra Rich Plaid Silka. Brocade and Figured Silka. Neat atylea Checked and Striped Summer Sllka. India Silks, a great variety and very low. Plain Black Silks, all widths and qualities Now being openei at mh29 8NOWDEN S. IiiM BROIDERIES AND LACES J Lace and Muslin Undersleevea ; Lace and Mustln Chemisettes j Lare and Swiss Capes and Berthaa ; Rich Lsce Veils, Collars and Curls i Lad lea Embroidered Pocket Handkercblela ; Jaconet and Swiss Flouncing sj Insertinga and Edginga. A full assortment of tha above articlea tbia day received by apM W. A. At J. C. MoCOY At CO. MORE NEW CARPETING. The subscri-bera. next door to the American, are receiving large addition to their former assortment, making one of tbe most desirable stocks to be lound Intheeity. Their assortment comprises every vsriety to be found in the market, Tspestry Velvets, Tspestry Brussels, ingrains, ato. Also, white and col'd India Matting, Oil Clothe, Ruga, Mats. Lace and Swiss Window Curtains. Buyers will consult their interest by looking at our stock be fore purchasing. apB3J W. A. At I. U. McCOY At CO. ARRIVAL No. 1, for 1852. Adams Stewart, MERCHANT TAILOR, opposite tha Capital Honae, High street, Columbus, has just received hla first lot ot SI'KINi. and SUMMER GOODS, and isresdy to receive orders for sll kinds of COATS. PANTS AND TESTS. assuring all who may think proper to patronise bla establishment, thst no efforts will be spsred to give satisfaction as to the quality ol materials, style of work and neatnesa ot fit, and es pecial care will be taken to nave ail worn none ny tne time promised. With 'PROMPT WORK AND PROMPT PAY" for his motto, he hones to be able to get along, although he should not have seventy customers at one time on a rainy day. mal. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jew- eler, High Street, between the American sfc Nail Honae, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Having nurchased the entire stock of Wm. Savage, I will con tinue tbe business st the old stand, where 1 will keep a first rata asaortrot-nt ot WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER. SPOONS, FORKS, CUTLERY, And a general variety ol FANCY 4JOOD8. For the nreaent 1 wUI reside in New York, and persons in wsnt ol Goods, msy rely upon soring all new patterns of Jew ry at my store With these assurances he hopes to retain the confidence of tha former patrons of the concern, and ot tbe citlxens generally. The Watch Repairing will be attended to by W.M. Savage, leng known In this section aa a first rate workman. JulU I. I. DAVAuE) j. NOTICE. Having disposed of my atock ol goods to Mr. John Y. Savage, Jr., I cheerfully recommend him to all of my old customers, and tbe community generally. Aa it la absolutely neeesssry that my outstanding business shall be closed, all persons knowing themselves indebted to me, wm call ana eetue up. ljuioi " p. .... COLUMBUS UMBRELLA AND PARA-SOL STORE. Flrat Doer North mT the Nell llansa in, C. H. ELLIS bas re-opened bis store, having it ia connection with Mr. R. D Dunbar, thoroughly repaired, where ha oilers a argeand extensive assort-nent oi iimDrenaaano raraaois, atttM lowest prices. Being a manufacturer ol Umbrella. and Parasols, he la able to make it aa Inducement for those la want, to call snd look at his extensive assortment, every ona being made of the test material Also on hand, a urge assortment oi tanee. Covering and repairing done in tbe beat aaaaner and at abort notice. Pinking done aa usual. C.S.ELLIS. July 3 1852. NEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & Co.,,i of New York, have sent as the following New Bal-1 lads, just published bv their house. . The tcne et l.ncrrae," or the Sena er Ikes wise Mather's Mnale hy KeckA Inert. This Is a remarkably pleasing ballad, ta the Swiss Stylo, wtth an easy piano aeeompaalnaent. A beautilul execute, colored title page adorn, the mueie. For sale by Jra u. at. r. CR BR1TTON, Real Estate Agent. All business connected with this Agency will reeetv nrompt attention. Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages, Indentares, Ac- drawn at tbe abortest notice. BUILDING LOTS, ia various parts of the dty, for sale on ree-sonable trrms. aag3-d Ins Ofet a High street, opposite i raaaiia Home. JUST RECEIVED GODEY, GRAHAM and 8ARTAIN, tor September, by angl-Tw a at. naausu. I r, i i I'- i t

NUMBER 58 COLUMBUS THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1852. VOL D ME X VI THE IDailQ l)io State Journal IS PUBLISHED EVERY MOKNINQ, EXCKPT SUNDAY, SCOTT BASCOH, journal BUUDinai, mail ado run (laisrs intrinoi on high, TERMS Invariably in advance! In Columbus, $6.00 a year I by mall, 85.00. Dally during the teuton of the Leglnbtturo, and Trl-Weekly for tha remainder of the rear. 85.00. THH WEEKLY JOURNAL la rurnlshed to city Subscribers at S3, and by mail at tU.GO a year. Cluba of four and upwards, C1.25 j of ten and upwards, $1.00. tue iiu-WEr-tiLY. JOURNAL la S3.00 a year. HATES OF ADVERTISING IN TUB DAILY JOURNAL. Tba following ratea and rulea hare been agreed upon between tha liroprietora of the Ohio Statesman and tha Okia Stall Journal, to m ouserrea in au eases, alter una date, jmy w, low. j , One square, 10 Ilnea or leaa of thla alaed type, for one Insertion, fiOc. ; each additional lnaertlon, 25o. So So So So Co 1 equate, 1 252 25 8 004 00 5 00 i aquares, 1 87 3 37,6 00 6 00, 00 10. 112. 116. 3 squares, ,2 604 600 608 009 00 10. 12. 4 squares, 8 (106 50 8 009 00110. 12. 14. 110. I dy tub tsar 3 squares, ( Changeable- Osquarw, or Clianffpablf quarterly... .$20 ,...26: ,..30 ,..80! quartarlr....V35 monthly,...... 45 weekly. 55 'Vy coliima, j tuontblyf... woekly, dally, '4 column, 1 daily, 130 Standing curd, 5 lines or lutw, for one year 810. No ftdVM-tlftomvnt to be considered by the year, unless speciQed on t(ih umuuscript, or previously agreed upon between the partius. AJverflwuiunts not marked on tlio copy for a speciQed number "i um?mnn, win do commuou ono inonui, uuiess oruereu out, ana ,avi)K'ut will be exacted accord! ugly. All RdvortUcmwitfl from strangers or transient persons to be paid in lulvanre. The prlvitegea of yeurly advertisers will be confined rigidly to r tieir regular busmciu ; ana au auvertuemenu not pertaining tnere-to, to bu pniU for extra. AdrurtisuuiL'iits fur Auctioneers, General Agents, Heal Kstate . Ar;Mit4, &o., not to bo contracted for by the year, but to bo charged iy tlio piucc, at the usual rates. Annnunring caudidates (for offices of overy description) to bu ' harmed at the rate of fitly cents per wools, for each name ; the same to no, in an cases, pain m auvanco. Attorneys will be h olden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable lor tho accuracy of Kul advertisements beyond Hie amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, aud measured as if solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at tho rate of 50 por cent. In advance of i ne auove rates. No ADVERTISEMENT CAN BR INSERTED GRATUITOUSLY. Advertisements for clmritablo institutions, fin computiles, ward, township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half prico. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to lie paid for. tl persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, r.ulrees, concerts, or any public entertainments whore charges aro made for admittance, aud all notices of private enterprises, can ouly be inserted with tho understanding that the sumo are to bo paid for. If intended to be inserted In the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, uiidjtlien only when accompanied by an advertisement COTT& BASCOM, Journal Buildings, High k? atreet, Columbus, PHINTKRS, 8TEHEOTYPK1H AND KIN DEI! 8. Blank Hooka and Stationery of every d-scrlptlon constantly on band. Printing and Writing Popera, and Inks, ot the best manufacture, always for solo. D ,R. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4, Noll's Exchange, opposite the Secretory of State's office, High strent, Columbus. dccll NATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, Oillcft in tho room formerly occupied by Justlco Evans, south ol the Franklin Kfluk.up stairs. C ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- warn and Cutlery, Iron, Nnils, (.lass, llouso Builder's Ma t'.erials, Farming and M. ch nicul Tools, Military Goods, etc., Ac No. lfil High uniet, sign of the (lilt Padlock. ; WALTER THRALL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Also, a Commisslonor lo tuko tho Acknowledgment of Deeds or the city of New York. oclSO FC. SESSIONS & CO., Wholesale and Re- tail Dealers in DRY GOODS, Hoots and Shoes, Hals, Caps, Straw Goods, Ac. Four dours south of tbo American, Columbus. octl8 JOHN. W BAKBR. ROBERT ARM.TRONO. BAKER & ARMSTRONG, Real Estate Broxkbs and Geniebai. Land Agents. Ollico south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. I.UCIAN flf1TTT.HS. THEO. COMSTOCK. OHO. O. COMSTOCK, BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sorstnB. Comstock At Co,) Forwarding nnd Coin-mlaalon Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and Dealers in Salt, Plaster, Fish aud Lumber. Head ol tho Canal, Columbus, Ohio. l.iboral advances made on consignments. marO J. RIDGVVAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Hrnad .trnet. near the Bridge. Columbus. Ohio. Cloves ol all kinds, and great variety of Castings, always on hand. BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving now supplies of WATCHES A ISO JEWELRY. Among other styles ol Watches, we Invite attention to a new lot of th jse lioo bunting caie and open dial lovers, of our own Importation, which, for quality and price, are not excelled. Jyl6 IT AT AND CAP STORE. J. J. THE OLD STAND far I "Jltf U- "1 Tho.iibseribercomcsgreeting, t pnlas ru?!ri ' rr.it and Cap wearer in Central fiitri , I'wnrifwinarBiTHh one ol tl o very best assortra Tho.iibseribercomcsgreeting, to overy central onto. i verv best assortments ot uiKii iu I'iPH ever br.iuulit to this part of tho State, embracing noarly overy varletyof style now worn by the human family. His Hats are made to order, by some of tho heat and most celebrated establishments Fast and West, viz I Beebe ft Co., . New York) Rcrtalctt At Rlynn, Philadelphia; DoridAVCo., Rates, Whitchor As Co., and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be i cold at lair prices and he wishes it to he distinctly understood ; that It la all nonsense lor others to say they can sell lower than die can. Being a practical hatter, and encaged in tho bnitnesafor years, he understands what a hat can bo made and sold tor. His stock consists (in part) ol the following varieties: Illack and Drab Beaver, extra j Black and Drab Moleskin, extra ; Black and Drab Brush, extra ; Otter and Heal Drab; Black and Drab Hungarian, very Bne; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A large and well selected assortment ol. Straw goods lot Men '"a TerjrBno assortment of St'aw Hats for children, Ac, to. His old frlcnda and the pnblic are invited to call and examine tha assortment and prices. 1. E. HUlHrill.U ,y High St., ueat door to the atage Ulllce. HATS and Cans, Straw Goods, Um- n brcllai, &c. Ate. Wholesale and Retail aM ut.il nrinai' ititii niNil. i:iil.lJMRUrf. OHIO. reiuectlolly announce to thecilizensot Columbus, aud dealers in the trade, that they are now receiving ono of the hirgestand heat selected stocks of goods in their line ever oliercd in this "Twnf connected with an EASTERN MANUFACTORY we are at all times prepared to furnish the Tory LATENT 8T LE8 of Goods, at Eastern prices. Don't mistake tho place, second .loor south of tho Nell Houiie, feign of the Bl lint. apaO WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautiful assortment of WATOIIEH, DIAMOND ilnr stock of I'm" London and (iene. va Wutehes is superior to any ir. tbe Kiato. Diamond Kings nnd I'ms, we otter at New tors Trices. Jewelry, KHTcr nuu riaira WnrS, Fh." W-ntle Clock., nnd Cutlery, at whole.alcuud N OTA U I A I. and other rKAI." engraved .and P It hSW K8 ti.hed at the sbort-st notice tVntcbea Hrpnlred in the best m inner. ., ., Firf dooraouOtof entrsneeto NeiUWe. JUI.B. JUST RECEIVED A new and beautiful as' aortment of WATCHES, DIAMOND WOHK, an. and JKWKLHY, of all kinda, BLYNN t BALDWIN. jul8 SEALS AND PRESSES. Notarial, and all other dewriptions of Seals, made la the brat maoner.and ...hort notice, and free, furnished haLDWIN. I ION VEYANCING. Warren Jeskins j office in Piatt's Block, Maw atteet-will. In addition to hie iM.ntl Insurance traunrss, civc pperwi mmuu. ... iVFYArINl. N.TAKIAI. BU!INES!4, AND i-l ,1 1. while emcloved in invettigstieg land LI .oAhe Ohio l.il. ln.nrre snd TrnM Comply, had large """St;. of land i. thi. county, bTwill tl required, furnish at moderate charge, a complete Wine wm. ii riTu, ,.,. .,.. nenvevaecina in all it. forms, and articles ol agreement written at short notice. l,ttnUTnN r.iora " ' - J a Jo-9-y rEW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber l Uut . th PruikHntna Depot, Mscrtment . i ' iuin.ii nk. of almost etf-rr sort, sis aid leastk, where baildera and others c be supplied on short otire, aad have the L.mber delivered on the spoc they desire. In theaasonaeaitia asaasooed timber, suitable inr lintels, loe tintm,foriraaea; tots.of areat variety of leagtka; ecsoit. Hbc, boards, Are, Ac. Also, refnse lumber, at reduced prim By applteatioa ml tbe Yard, or at the Mill, mllea west, on the klh-oaZto Slower or Kerr, almost any bill eaa bo (lied by tbe Zr M. L. 8ULLIVANT. BOOKS & STAT I ON 15 UY. "VfEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rng J-l Warehouae. Hhoe, Tea, colored Mediums Cap, Crown, Medium Royal and H ii per itoyat wrapping raper. White and colurod 1'apers, fur Confectioners. French Ml 1 American Tissues white, and assorted colors, (lazed Papers, for PsmphJets. Manilla Piiier of all slues. Copying Paper French and Euulish maiiuliicturo. Noli. Hi,,, I1,, it. lt.th. 4tn. I.'ntntiiereifil nnd P.eket Pust. Bank and Folio Pout j Blotting Pupsr i Amorlcsn, Frenrh and English Caps ; Bunk Note Paper, Ac, A c. HO.NNI.T BOAKDrl, Of various colors aod qualities. N. H. The highest prico paid for Rags. jyld J. II. RILEY & CO. DAPER HANGINGS. Borders and Decora X tlve Papers for Ceilings, Halls ano Publlo rooms, Prints for Fire Boards, A o. The undersized have madu arrangements lor a very large and wen assortca stooK ot rrencu ami nuwuuu papers aud Dorilers, at reduced prtees. llrnwinffM Inr MmlU nnd tTelline. mada tO order. The trade annnlled bv Pattern Books, and solids IlirnUbed lrom " Factory " direct at tbe lowest rates. JuM-wlim . J. H. HILLY A. CO. CCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions. k) Ftaekhardt'a Chemistry. It' id's Intellectual Philosophy. . Hb'wort'a do. do. , l.atlisin'H (linminar. '1'USCUlllll I)ii.'Ut'ttl01IK. For mile at the New Bookstore. mC9 J- U RILEY A CO. T)ANK NOTE PAPER, of superior quality X) for llnnlten, Railroad and County Bonds, County Orders, Ate., Ac. Hank note paper made to order, or any aizo, mieaness or color. . . r , Mink Ilrslts and Notes, lrom the finest iteei pinton, inr aaio at tho New Ilookaiurp. J n. uiiir.i i.., juf, ciauoners. TETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, U Hi wnpaper nlcs, Portablo Bules a lino arlicie, asiortea 'I res, lor couutlng rooms aud houses ; Copying Presses, n suporl. or article; lukslands, now patterns, great variety. F'or sale at tbo Now Bookstore. ju3 J. II. U1I.EY & CO. f) YNNSHURST : his Wanderings and Ways X of Thinking, fiy Donald McLeod. I'encllings by tho Way. Now revised edition. For sale nt the Now Bookstore. ma9 J. 11. RILEY Ai Co "DLITHEDALE Romance, bv Nathaniel Haw- Jj thorno. just received and lor salo at tho new Bookstore of SEDGWICK on the Measure of Damages 2i rovlied and enlarged edition, Just published and tor sale, at tho now Bookstore ol Jyai J. 11. KILfcY & CO TTOOD'S Practice- -new Edition just pub llshed, and for salo ot the new Bookstore of Jy31. J. II. RILEY c. qiHE GREAT HARMONIA Volume a. i Just received, at the Now Bookstore, u3 J. II. RILEY A; CO. Tt EMINISCENCES, Incidents, Anecdotes, &C. XL By Hon. Levi Beardsley. For sale nt the Now Bookntoer TVTEW STOCK OF BOOKS AND STA- 1)1 TIONERY. The new firm ol BURR & RANDALL, having refitted the store lately occupied by Hdntinoton & MaclNTinn, ato now receiving an entire new stock ol HOOKS, rJTATIONEKY, PAPER IIANGINU8, IfANCY sJOODH, dtP. Aud having completed arrangements with tho various publishing houses of the Eastern cities, they will receive the new ami desirable Books at tho varlieat posaiula moment alter publication.It will bo tho aim of this establishment to furnish every article in their line at tho lowest possible prices, and by giving their personal attention to the wants ot their customers, Ibey trust to give entire satisfaction to all who may lavor them with their PAordcrs intrusted to them will he attended lo with fidelity and dispatch, and at prices Ibatcannot mil of givingantislaclioii. High street, Columbus, Ohio. SCHOOL BOOKS of every variety, including McC.ultoj'. UoUctla Reader., No.. 1, B, ',. 4 and S. Ray's Arithmetics, psrts 1, 3 and :1. Davies' Mathematical Works. Antbon'a Classical Works. Mitchell's, b'mith's, aud Morse's (leugrnphirs, .., Which aro offered at prices as low as can bo lound at any llouk- store In tho Weal. For salo by ju30 iiuidl at 1IAHUA1.IJ. NEW BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy in Fbsncb, by Lamabtinr, 3 vola. A titep from the Now World to the uiu, oy i nppan, j vois Time and Tide, or Strive and Win, by A. b. Uoo. Mother at Home, by Abbott new edition. Bliihedalo Romance, by Unwthorno. Forsnleby aU62 BURR A. RANDALL. BLANK BOOKS. We would call particular attention to our assortment of Blank work, which we oiler lor salo at unprecedented low prices. Cap, Demy and Medium Records, Dy-l!oks, Ledgors, A-c, always on band, together with memorandum books of every variety. a nnim x. liANnil.l. JU.1U STATIONERY. We aro nowreceiving a suleodid assortment of sbiplo and Fancy Stationery, lnciu ding French, English and American cap and Letter i-spers wbiteandbuS Adhesion Envelopes! Ink.t imli, Letter BlHinps, Porte-Monnaies, Porket Cutlery. Porto Folius, Bankers' fuses, Ac, which wo offer low, IJuUOJ BIJUtt 4t RANDALL. CLINICAL REPORTS ON CONTINUED V J Fr'vf'R m-lih remarks on tho mnnacement of continued lover, tha identity of Typhus, Typhoid, Retaining Fever, Ac, by Aran Flint, M.D. 0',7'?,7lwn.. . aUfjy lU'tU Wi. unnuaiisi. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. the LtrR and aKBVtcrs op Gen. Winfifld Scott, by Edward l. Mnnntiold. in 1 Vol. 13 mo "tho only authentic edition." A Iresh supply just received and lor aalo by DUiYib w. iini'i'i'iiui T17ALL PAPER and Bordering, Window Pnner and Fire Board Patterns. A largo assortment of tho latest patterns, just received, and for sale by BIBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of the Columbus and Franklin County Bible Society, msy now be found at tho Bookstore ol ju30 nuuit oi nAnuALi.. BANCROFT'S History of the United States, in 4 volumes. For asle by j30 HUitii & nsniMi,!.. LIFE OF GEN. W INFIELD SCOTT. I For sale by tho hundred or tho single copy, In muslin and paper binding, by Ju30) BUR It H. RANDALL. NEW WORK BY GRACE AUU1L,AK, en-entitlrd.The Dnyai ofBrnroi a atnry of Scottish His- tory. For sale by UjO iiuku a. hakiiall. "IfOL. 20 OF OHIO REPORTS, for sate by V Jy(! BURR & RANDALL. QCOTT & BASCOM have added to their es- O tnhllahmcnt a department for the sale of Hliinlia. Hliinlt Books and Mntlonri y ol every description. It is our inten. tion to ki-ep up a lull assortment of everything in this lino which business men can desire. Tho Blank work will be mamilactured by ourselves, ot the very best materials, and In the most sub. stantlal manner, and warranted to give satisfaction. Enirnuco on Hisb street TNK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, X Paper and Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter Stamps, Slates, and all the various little et cetoraa in the Station ery lioe, constantly on band at SCOTT At BASCOM'3. S"TEREOTYPING. Books stereotyped from new and hesulifu! styles of typo In a manner not Inferiorto that of any Eastern Foundry. Particular attention paid to the Stereotyping ol Wood Cute. bCOTT & IIAHCOM. ENVELOPES by the thousand, gross, or smaller quantity ot all sixes and descriptions, plain and mboswd, including a beautilul variety ler the Ladles, msy be onnd at SCOTT At BASCOM'8. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks, Invitation Tickets, Ate, of any color and thickness, and cut to any sire, may be had at SCOTT HASCOM'S. A RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard& il Noyes'and Hoover's Inka Black, Red, Blue and (ireen for aaleby BCOTT BASCOM. PRINTING INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Job work, all the vaiioua colore In kegs and cans, for sale SCOTT & BASCOM t). "DLANK BOOKS, of every description, from a AJ Bank Ledger to a sixpenny aicmoranonm, onhand, or man afaetnred to any pattern, at BCOTT AY BASCOM'8. TJRINTING PAPER, for News or Book JL work, any aizo any quality any quantity for sale by SCOT1' ii BASCOM. TUST RECEIVED, at the Columbus Peri- J odir.l Denot. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing oii inal iWrn. tor TnttAffi. Villna. Suburban Reatdencn., Ac: accompanied by explanations, speei6cations, estimate, and elab orate oeiana, preparea expreasly lor tne nse or projt-ci nu art isds throughout the United States. The only work of the kind ever ottered in uolumbus. us27-dtf A. B. HARSH. rpHE AMERICAN JblJRNALWRIEDI X. CAL SCIENCES; Edited by Isaac Hays, M. D , Surgeon o Wills Hospital, roraaieby e.,S7-d2w A. B. HARSH CINCINNATI. 1I7ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, Cm t T oinnati, Onto The Fall term ol tha Eloventh Session ot this Institution, will commence on juunuAi.me .luinoi au trust, and continue twenty two weeks. The Colloao is lurnlih, od with all tbe usual facilities and appllanoea lor an extenaive and thorough Education in tha eolld and ornamental branchea. Itsuasoof access, unsurpassed health, lull and efficient Board of Instructors, and moderate expanses, present, at leasi equal inducements, to those of any Institution. For lurther particulars, see tenth Annual Catalogue, or application msy be made by let tor, or otherwise, to any member af tho Board of Trustees or to tho subscriber nt the Collcgo. I'.K. wu.ur.u, rres i. augfldaw. 17 O. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St, 12j between Columbia and Pearl, wholesale dealer In all various olWHITIN'i. PRINTING & OTHKKPAl'Elt. Agent fur Suffictd Eaftlt Mllli Writing I'tyer. aplu E ENVELOPES. 500 M Bull Envulopta: jsuMvvnttu no; fS M Legal do t 100 M Note doi ALSO Note Papers, a beautilul assortment, Just received by up 10 n nnd 7D Walnut street. T7RENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA X? PKIl. 300 renms Blue and White, just received and lor sale at reduced prices. ' . iiliuumAn, FRENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, Blue and White, Just received and for salo low. F;. O. (H)ODMAN, aplO 77 and 70 Walnut street. 'HINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD JL ROAKDS. A beautiful article, manufactured by Messrs. Bliss. Potter Ac Co. I have the largest and cheapeat stock of Cards In tbe city. iv. u. uuuuman, spiu jr ana rj wainuisc, nianuiaciurera Ageuu T AFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA JLJ I'Kttrl Ihavn been dealing ill these Pnnera lor more than a year, and find them every thing one can wisu, as to quality ana prico. They are the highest credo of Paper manufactured in the United States: always givesatislactlon,andusedonccarowanted again. A lull assortment lust received. K. O. GOODMAN, apl 0 77 and 79 Walnut street HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Ciiaiilrs Stabcii) Importer of German, French nnd KnHlixli tvnnrv tJnnilH. Tova iind Musical luatrumcntH, ad H'uiIcmU Dealer in Accordttmn, Violin; Comb; Fittul; Pev emiltm Cain, rocket and Table CnUa y, Spotm$, Spectacle!, Ac, tfc NO. Utl MAIN STBKRT, BETWEBN LOWKB MABKET AND COLUMBIA, apio-dbm uinoiniiaii, O1110, JOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of J BOOTH AND RnORP. No. 41, South Hide Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keens oonstantlv on hand a full assortment of fine Drees and Wauir Pronl Boota and Shoes in all varieties, which will be sold at vory low pricea N. B. Fine Boots torwarded by express, and warranted to fit, upoa nil orders accompanied by the Cash und tbo measure. opiu-iy T7iNDOW GLASS. We are now receiv- T T inz a large stock of this season's manufacture of Belle. vernon window liiass, ana nnving tuxen inn nrst rremium at tha Ohio State Fair. Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, wo feel assured that woutlbrto the city and country trade the best and mostexten. slve assortment ol liiass of tho 1st, 2,1, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Druggists' warn of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars; Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, A c. All of which will bo sold on tbe most ruasonnblo terms by 8PEEI1S As WKIOHT. Sole Agents for Bellevernon Works, No. 39 Main St., Cincinnati. N. u. Also, a constant supply oi jjupom suuni owoer; ui' Bo, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash, aud Bleaching Powders. aptu-aint TJAPER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned X offer a full assortment of PAPER, embracing News. Hook, Plate, Can and Letter Paper; Canille, Tobaceo, Manillo, Wrap ping Paper, Bonnet Boards, Ace, Ac, ol the best quality, and at the lowest market prico. Orders, solicited, which will be tilled at tho same price as if purchased in perion Wo also mnko to order, nt short notice, News und Book Paper. Nos. 77 i.nd 70 Walnut street, Inclnnuti.'O. N. ft. The hluhest market prion paid lor RAGS, In cash or exchanged for paper. Jyi!4-d3m. 0 BULLET, Art Union Buildings, Cincin- nail, is constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTS, STATUES, MEDALLIONS and MONUMENTS. Ordera solicited lrom a distance. jylO-dGni BURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. This article Is tho result of the application of acontids principles to the purpose Intended, viz : To keep water as cool at potaible, as long as poetible, Kith the least pouible Ice. 't he proprietor has long devoted his attention to this particular branch ol domestic economy, and passing from one improvement to another, haa ut length arrived as near perfection as it is possible to reach. A proot this is lound in tho very general use of these Coolers in all parts of the country. A better proof ot tho same fact is, that, since their introduction, various Imita tions ot tho genuino article nave ueen attempien an laiung short of tho object, it Is true, yet all proving clearly which way tho tide of popular opinion is setting. A simple statement of lacts, in regard to these Coolers, will satlsly every one ot their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are lurnished with two dis tinct nun-couducung cnamoers, oy means oi wnicn, who two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at temperature ol 4(1 below aero, or only 8 above the the (reeling point) all day. Tim., nt n en.t of some five cents per dev. a taniilv of ordinary size can bo constantly supplied with water as cold as ice Itsell ; larger numUera in the same proportion, mis nas oeru louuu oy actual experiment to be a aaving ol nt least aeventy live per cent, over tlio Earthen Jara formerly used tor tnts purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Hcinir manufactured in the must workmanlike stylo, and hand somely finished In every respect, they make a very beautilul ornament for tbe Dining Rnom, Hotel or Steamboat. An imporutit Improvement has lately been added lotho Cool er, viz : a small Pan (eapablu ol holding lrom six to eight pounds ol butler) inserted directly under tho cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice a very Important addition to the economy and comfort of families. If deslrod, the Cooler can also De lurntsncd, nc nsmniiHx-peiine, with a Filtering Apparatus, mado nnd tor sale at BURNET'S llouso Furnishing Kstah'iahmciit, No. 14, East Front street, Cincinnati, O. Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays, Britnnnia. Japanned, Bronzed nnd Tin Ware, Brushes, wooden ona wiuow ware, llatliing Appnratus and Refrigerators aplO r 1BSON HOUSE. Walnut street, between UT Fourth and Filth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. O. II. UEIWKOY. Proprietor, late ol walnut nireet House. apb-tl WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, JyB-dtf i- W. 8WENKV, Proprietor. CINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishment Is now open for the reception of pa. tlents. it is located about fire miles lrom the cily, on tbe Carthage piko, and buta few rods from the Cincinnati, Hamil ton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and nt tbe asme distanco from tho Miami Canal, in front, rendering it oasy ol access lo those dnsirouftof enjoying the benefits of the Institution. To the lover of nature, low parts of the eountry csn lurnlsh a more pleasing variety of a-enory than spreads itsell before the traveler all the way from Cincinnati tt tho Cure. There nature and art combine, rendering tbo view beautilul beyond descrip tion. . . ... ,. , ... Tho new, large and Deautitm taince Displays iiioiasinoi ino nrii.t ntaplance. The neatness and cleganco ol the Interior, combined with til" nutneroua attractions which present them selves to the invalid, cannot Ian to render tnts estaoiiBumcnt a desirable one. The Halls are extensive, and tho rooms spacious and inviting, where tho invalid can range at pleasure, frra from atmospheric influences, in Inclement weather. The Bed Rooms are well venttiaiea, anancauy lurnieuru, me oum iuumw ampl and commodious, being convenient for tho application ol water, in every term. In connection with tho Institution there Is a Gymnasium Hall, seventy fivo font long, where patients will havoan opportunity of restoring their muscular strength by besltbtul exercise. J ne springs wnicn inrnisn ino wmur iur un. K.mhlishment are eleor. pure. soft, and abnndant : flowing Iroin a gravely bed, tbey send forth water both cold and delicious. Tnc country ana nelcliDornooa are remnraBom iur nnuimui' ness, purity c.f air. and variety of scenery. All things combined, we cannot think of a more desirable place, for thoae aeeking health, than this Institution, iir Pvarc. having had much experience In the treatment of disease tor many years, begs leave to Inform the public, that no pains will be spared tor tho restoration to health ol those committed to his charge. Mrs. Pease, who haa, for several years, d -voted her attention to the treatment of diseases peculiar to bcr sex, and being every way qualified lor so Important a station, will take special charge ol tbe lemale department Prolapsus Uteri, with its train ol ailments, that bane ot female beauty, health and happiness, which is prostrating the energiea, and destroying tbe uselnlness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be treated in thla Institution, successfully, independent of pessaries or supporters of any kind. To this subject we would Invite the attention of Ladies, aa in all eases we shall expect to per ioral a pcrlert cure. Persons viiitlng the Cure by the way of tho Cincinnati, Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at tbo Carting station. Pa tients are requested to nnng two cnmionanies, two oiannru, two coarse sheets, six towels, and a quantity of old linen, suitable for bandagea. Tkbms. The terms for Boabd, Medical Pkbvicks, and all nrdinarv attendance, will be ten dollars per week, payable weekly. F.itra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge. Some deduction wilt be made to thoso who nnd it ne-ccsssry to spend a length ol time in the Institution. Transient persons will be charged two dollars per day. From three to five iiotiora will Do charged lor tnc nrsx exsm-Instlon. For further particulars address u. a. rtssts, M. ii., Proprietor and Physlrisn. Carthage Hamilton, Co., 0.-mal5 d3ma3aw:)m A MERICAN and Foreip-n Papers. Letter, XJL Can. Commercial, Packing and Folio Post ruled and plain by the qnantity, at low pricea, at tbe Paper Warehouae of jy31 i. H. RILEY Ac CO. N. B. Bank Note Paper letter elze a auperior article for correspondence, circulars, ate. FORWARDING. CHAMBERLIN & CRAWFORD, Forward-xas ino Commission MxacniNTa,oot of Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Deslera In Flour, Uraln and other Produce, (exclusively on eommiislon.t Proprietors of New York and Ohio Linn, Ohio Canal, and Union Line, Pennsylvania and ObloCaoal, F Agents for tbe following Line.: urawiora t uoi nonnern 11 11 I I.. ui Ulum Pn. I nuuu u"w "' i l. .. 1 1 tma,.,a.i o....M poller.. JO.P.OCOV.1..10U New York end Ohio Lake Boat Line, 1 Cliamberlin, Lee, .V Co., Now York and Cincinnati Line, I Agents, Chsmborlln, Leo ic Co's Express, f JVu. 1, Cantteo Slip, Troy and Oswego Line, J New ork. lu13-Cul CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. Pbofbiitobs CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO., New York, and LEE, AUELL At CO., Bufl.lo. 1 Ship by l'eoplo'a Line Steamboats, Isaae Newton and Heiidrlck Hudson, loot Courtland street, North River. Mark packages C. Lee k Co'a Express." For Freight apply to James C. Oatman, 159 Broadway, New York Chambeblin, Lee Av Co., 1 Coantiee Blip, New York j J. 8. Chbnowxth It Co, Cincinnati, O.) Chaubkblin At Cbawfobo, Cleveland, O- mal3-b'm CRAWFORD & CO., Forwarders & Com-utsatoN Merchants, Ogdentbnrgh, N. Y., Proprietors of the Northern It. 11. Line of Steam Propellers, between Ogdena-burgh, Cleveland, Dctrutt and Chicago. Dealers in FLOUR, URaIN and other PRODUCE, (exclusively on commission.) Liberal advances mado on property for sale at Ogdensburgh, Boston and new orx. mato-oiu NORTHERN. RAILROAD LINE, between Boston, New York nnd the Weat.-CRAWFORD ac i;u.. ouduntnuron. new rorx. rropneiora. inia iiineooa sists of the following now first class Propellers, (leaving Ogdcns, burgh three times a week I) OODENSRURGH, WISCONSIN, NEW HAMl'SlllltK, VERMONT. BOSTON, MICHIGAN, PKAIltlE 6TATE, i W.BIU OK8, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF THE LAKE. Connecting at Ogdensburgh with tho Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Ccntrnl, nnd Itmlnnd nnd BnrllnRton Roll-rnnde, between Ogdensburgh and Boston, and with the Lnke Chnmpliiln & White Hall Canal Line., between Rouse's roititaua new iorx. APPLY TO Otis Kimball, Ageut Vermont Central Railroad, 108 Bute atroet, Boston. O. P. Scovell, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 State street, Boston. J. S. Mavnabd, Agent Travis & Co'a Line, 33 CcentlesSlIp, New York. Cha9. B.Janes, Agent Now York and Canada Line, 7 Ccentles Slip, up stairs, Now York. Malcolm Canfikld, Agent Merchants' Line, DVg Coantiee Slip, New York CHAMBERLIN CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio, mal3-41m NEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT LINE -ERIE CANAL AND LAKES. CHAMBERLIN, LEE At CO., Now York, and LEE, ABELL & CO., Buffalo, Pro- prletora. NEW YORK AND OHIO LINK, OIWO UAMAL. CHAM HE KLIN At CRAWFOHIJ, otoveiand, rropneiora. 3J No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. Apply to N. Chambeblin and J. C. Oatman, No. 1 Ci Cosntlea Kiln. New York. murr 1'iif.Biinn. n I . nc ij. i.. i. l,iud. Shin dallv at Pier Not 3, East River, New York. mal3-6ro H. OABRKTSON. TTANNA, GARRETSON & CO., Whole- XX bale Gbocebb and Commission Mebchants, Hnrvey'a Block, Morwln street, Cleveland, U. muu-um- 1S.VJ. OIIN TINKER, TTALE & TINKER, Forwarding and Uom- XX mission Mkbchants, Colnmbuii, Ohio. Warehouse No. 3, Exchange Buildings, Broad street, (one door west of W. A. Oill & Co'a Agricultural Warehouse.) Dealers in Flour. Fish, Sa't, and Water Lime. Also, Agents for the following Lines I i.atnrop at uo a express. Merchants' Transportation Company, 1 Kcklord Line, I vrP Canal Union Trnniport tlnn Company, f Western Lake Boat Line J Mark packages " Care Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. II. We are prepared at all times to contract freight to any part of tho Union. t ALI and bs:k ua. 1853. EDDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shippino and Commission Mebchants, and Dealer In Halt, Klonr. Fish. Wntorl.lme, &e. r Particular attention paid to the Purchase or naia ot urain, ana rroauce generally. Iff" Warehouse and Ollice, loot of Front street, opposite the C, 0. and C. Railroad Depot, Cleveland. Ohio. Iff Also, Agents for the fallowing Llnee on trie Canal : IHBRCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO II N llm.T AV (to.. Nn. 9 Cnentlea Slln. New York: Holt, Palmer At Co, loot of Washington street, Buffalo, Pro prietors. ECKFORD LINE. Hcoii Allen, I Agents, No. 137 Broad street, New York, G. B. Williams. J (upstairs) Maxwell At Patten, j L wharf, Buffalo. J. W. Patten At Co., Proprietors, IK, River street, Troy. rg'Markpacknges"Eckibrd Line," ship dally by "Old Line Troy Tow Hosts," Cocnties Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with Iteed't varitmt Lines of Steamboat! on the Lake: rnOPBIETOBB. B. A. Root At Co , 113 Pier, Albany. Davis At Sutton, Agents Heed's Steamboats, Reed's Warehouse, Buffalo. A. U. Moboan, Buffalo. Geo. H. Tuttle, Agent, Broad atreet, New York. C. S. Bishop At Co., Agenta, North Market, Boston. r3r" Mark packagos Union T. Company," ship by "S wilt sure Line of l ow Boat," loot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to and from New York, Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on tbe Western Lakca and Canals, with despatch, without transhipment at Albany orTroy. gp Cor-goes Insured between New York and Buffalo. H. W. Tallmadob, Proprietor, 1S1 Broad St.. N. Y. AOENT8. It. L. Howell, 1S1 Broad street, New York, Olmsted At Daniels, 47 Quay street, Albany, J. J. Tallmadob, (foot of Washington street,)... -Buffalo, Eddt At Halladat, Cleveland, t5r"Msrkpackagea" W. L.B. Line," and Ship by Weatern Lake Boat Line, foot of Broad street, New York gs Apply to II. FITCH, Columbus, O. pff" Our eonnoctiona with the above Lines, and with Lathrop At Co'a Express, are such that we con assure Merchants and Shippers in general, that wo can forward goods to all point, a little quicker and cheaper than any other Lino. Mark It. Mark all parkagea legibly, and with care. EDDY It- HALLADAY, Cleveland. a. FITCH, Columbus. aplb-Tim A. HI. II ALU, General Agent on Ohio Canal. FAST MAIL LINE 15 hours from Colum-lumbus to Portsmouth On and after IHendny, June 2S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus tor Circlnville, Chillicothe and PorUmouth, at 5 o'clock in tho morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the evening connecting with the River Packets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leavo Portsmouth at 5 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Co lumbus at 8 P. M., daily. InSfi KHKIIIKIt Ir. IIAWKE3. CTARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co- kJ lcmbos The regular course of Lectures In thla Institu tion, will commence on Monday, the ltot November, and con- llnuo four months. The JVefimiaary Count, consisting ot six important specialities, beginning on the 18th of October, will continue until tholstot November. FACIXTY. R. II. PADDOCK, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.CHAS. A. LEE, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. FREDERICK MERRICK. M. 1) , Professor of Chemistry. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M. D , Profeatorof Theory and Practice. R L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCIS CARTER, M. D., Professor or Obstetrics, Ate, and of Pathology. C. C. PARKER, M. I).. Demonstrator of Anatomy. FEES. Lectures fn0,00. Matriculation $3,00. Graduation $.0,00. Dissecting Ticket $5,00. By tbe expenditure of almost ten thousand dollars, durlngthe present year, on our noble edifice, the Anatomical Theatre will be tinl.bed, and the Unspital open tor the reception of patients, snd many other Improvements completed, making the whole a most perfect structure. All Inquiriea will receive prompt attention il addressed to 8. M. SMITH, aug7 Dean of the Faculty. Auditor's Omen, Franklin Co, I July 23, 1852. NOTICE to the qualified electors of Franklin Co., O. In pursuance or the 33d section of "An Act for tbe assessment and taxation ot all property In this State, and for levying taxes thereon according to Its tme valoe in money," passed April 13, lb53, the Commissioners of Franklin county, at their June session, 1852, divided said county for the election ol District Assessors, as follows : The township of Montgomery (Including the city) shall constitute the 1st District Tha townships ot Truro, Jefferson, Plain, Blendon, Mifflin Clinton and Sharon shall constitute the 2d District. 1 he townships of Perry, Washington, Norwich, Brown, Franklin and Prairie shall constitute the 3d District. The townships ot Pleasant, Jackson, Hamilton and Madison sbsll constitute tbe 4th District. By order of the Board. H. CRARY, Clerk. TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lots, Nos. 23 and 24, located In Phelaa'a Addition, eon taining one acre each. They are the pleaaanteat location in thesubdivision, and will be sold at a bargain II sold smns, other-wlsntbey will be taken out of market, and the price advanced . JAMISON At TUTTLE, Real Estate Agenta, augl4 Or8.ee In Carpenter's Building, up stairs. PASTURE. We have Pasture for a, few COWS, east of tbel.unstle Asylum. ju9 BAKER At ARMSTRONG. INSURANCE. WARREN JENKINS, at General Head Quarters of Life, Fire, Health and Marine Insurance, takea pleasure In submitting to his pstrnns the following Statement of the ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF VTICA, on the let day of July, 1853, skinning tkt tchole amount " if expenditure! lince January 1st, IBM. Balance on hand January 1st, IB58 (39,519 S3 , Cash Premiums from 1st January to 1st July 37,188 73 Uor-eived on Policies of re-Insurance.... 534 09 $67,193 97 Amount ol Lossosandepxensespaldupto July 1, '52, and alnce January 1st,. . . . 3P,t5 It Paid Agents' Commission 4,003 49 Paid for re-Insurance "39 43 Paid return 1'remlume on Policiea cancelled - M6 88 45,204 95 Uurplu 2I.28 01 " JOHN E. HINMAN, Pretidnt, Utlca, July 1, 1852 H. H. HAWLEY, aecrOary Vhim llim-n ahntv. thA nntual business for SlX IDOnUlS. IhO original capital of $170,000 la over and above the aurplua here. In sot forth. This company haa alwaya paid Itsi losses wiin promptness and liberality. WAHtlbB wcnnino, uoiumuus, August oin, loas. B . Recommendatioms fbom Gentlemen o Utica. Ufa tho .,,hriKra wnll Acmininteil with tile Principal Offi- ccra of tho Etna Insursnce Company, hereby certify that they are gentlemen ot good business reputation, ana mat we ui lh. .nln Hnmnanv wll mnnn.ed Bud rASUOUSiDle. B. B. Lansinq, Cashier Oneida Rank. C. S. Wilson, ashlerUtlca City Bank. Jas. 8. Lynch, Cashier Ontario Branch Bank. aug7-y T. O. Grannis, Caahier Bank Central N. York, n ENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, for Life, VT Fire, Marino, and Health INSURANCE. Offlcein Plattia Block, Bute atreet, up stnirs. , , , In these daya of failures of lusurance Companies, the under. signed would call attention to tne exniona oi . .uo companies which he has tbo honor to represent. Among them are tbe Franklin Flrn Ina.Co. of Philadelphia-assets 1,384,300 300,000 164,150 170,000 300,000 173,000 346,978 Franklin, of New York. do. Springfield Fire and Marine, do. Etna, ol Utlca, N. Y., do. Rensalaer, of Lauslngburg, N. Y., do. Union, of Fort Plain, N . Y , do. Hudson River Ins., Watorford, N Y., do. flitmnuiv of Cincinnati, do. 300,000 Several of tho above companies take Marine and Fire riaka. LIFE INSURANCE. Mutual Benefit Now York and New Jersey $1,3S1,000 Jefferson Llle Insurance Co., Cincinnati '59'?!!9 American Temperance Llle Ins Co., Hartlord.... 100,000 American Mutual Lllo Ina. Co., New Haven 100,000 HEALTH INSURANCE. Mechanics Mutual Health Association, Cin., $29,000 1'hn underpinned will take great pleasure In exhibiting the re cent reports of all the abovecompunies, and explaining in exten-so their resources and manner ol doing business, in the various departments of Fire, Marine, Llle, and Health Insurance, thero can be no superior lacllltles offered by any agent or company. CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS taken on most favorablo torms. Remember to cell at Head Quarters, State street, up atairs. WAKKt-N jr.nn.iriD. agent. L. E. Wilson, sub-agent. mar 26. rpHOSE who wish for Fire Insurance will I please read tbe toilowing report oi ine FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. Showing CASH ASSETTri. January 1st, 1852, Invested ns follows: First, Mortgages, chiefly In Philadelphia $957,51J 04 Real Estate purchased at Sheriff sale ?!'? I Temporary Loans on Collaterals 125,l!?5 ! Stocks, valued at 6d.506-eost 63,325 50 Notes, Bills receivable, Are 8. SO Cash .'01 $1,281,390 94 REINSURANCE AUAINST FIKE.,h?.,D.Tec?n puny, by iel8-ytf WARREN jkhiubp, agent. aMOLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCtt. i I mutual MRP INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, e inn mn rhi. nnnn.nv offers to tha Insured all the security and advantages or tho Mutual and Joint Stock plans (as heretofore applied) combined, namely i Low rale, or premium ; an an, nuai return, in casn, oi too per ountnge r-iquuuu gent risk of tha year; an adequate but not exceasive provision for an adequate interest in the accumulating fund aecured to such members, at death, by credits upon their policies; a guaranty fund designed for tbe permanent security of short term mem-hers, and also for tho presont security of those tor the whole ,nr,n nt llln This is tho only Mutual Lite insurance company wno.o rie. nf nrnminm are lived nt a lair reduced standard, with a provis ion tor an onnually increasing accumulation of funds (for future security) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk from advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracts, e giving In detoll the plan and ratea ol tne company, lurnisnna gratis, ana npuncni . m-, -j 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc33-d TNSURANCE on Life and Live Stock, against I In., n. Humnirn ha Fiaic. and aaalnat the perils ut the Sea and Inland Navioation, on property ol every deacription, taken in the following Companies: . UNION MUTUAL I, If At IIXBliltJSiasv i.tsm r-jsit x , e.nii SI 50.1:00. OniO JLIFe' INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN. IN ATI. UI11U. Capital 100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY, NEW 1IAVKN, VONNKU'A'lliU'l'. . Capital $30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital wu,tuu. UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY, UTICA, N.Y. Capital $180,000. EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSOCIATION, RO UE, NEW YORK. Capital $10,000. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnpltnl 93,600,000. Risks taken on the moat liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. lialO-dly T STOCKTON. Agent CALIFORNIA LIFE INSURANCE RISKS J WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance Agent, will re- celvn applications for Lite Insurance, including California Risks Cull at Headquarters, opposite the Old State House.State street, Columbus. fe28-ytt. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would reel a tactful! announce to their friends sod the public In gen eral, that they have just opened a store on the corner of Long street and State Avenue, opposite P. Hayden's Factory, where they intend to keep conatantlyon band, a large asanrtmnntof the very beat ot Family Groceries such as Teas, Coffco, Su cr, Molasses, flour, nice, risn, soap, uanaies, riarcn, unee.e, c. Its., together with every article used by families, which they oi ler to sell on the lowest terms, for Cash onv. July 14 1853. w. uiAun at uu. lNEW MUSIC, at C. REED'S Mu-m slc Store I Received this day a large supply orJmz "new Standard and fashionable Music. 'MF Grnnd Polka d.i Concert, and Love Dream Polka. Grand Valse de Concert, by Old Folks at Home, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petcy. Gold Fever Gallop, by Ptrak Blanche Alpen. osch. Tom Moore. Gaslight Schottisch. Old Veteran. Spring Sparrow Polka. National Schottisch. Lexington Quickstep, by Cook. Auld Lang Syne Waltx. Happy Family Polka. Of) for Baltimore, (comic ) Kathleen, Mavonrneen, as sung Walt for tbe Wagon. by Catherine Hayes. There's magic In that little The Last Rose ol Summer. song - and many other aongs Wedding Polka. (Grobe. and pieces. ap25 Lousiana Belle, variations, by t AW PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. A. Jj P. PERIIY having determined to decline the farther prac tice of the Law, U. B. OARR1NOTON will prosecute the business and settle the accounta ot the late urm ot Perry Ac car. rington, at their recent office, in Carpenter's Building between the Exchange Bank and State Street. A. F. PERRY. apS4-dtf H. B. CAKRINGTON. SCHNEIDER'S GARDEN. The under-algned most respectfully Informs his frlendsann the public generally, that ho intends to open his well knowr GARDEN, on the west side of the Chillicothe road, about hair a mile south of Columbus, for visiters, and solicits the continuance of their liberal patrt-nago bestowed on his establishment laal year. Neither exerUon nor the greatest expense have been spired to render the most delightful spot In the vicinity ol thi Capital as attractive, comlorlable and pleasant as could be done-All kinds of refreshments and delicacies which will gratily an epicure to bis heart's eonf nt, will be served up lor a lair and reasonable price, at a momcnt'a notice. Desirous to avoid misunderstanding and vexations, andpreventmischief, I call the attention of the visiters of the Garden to some regulations posted in different place, on the premises, hoping thst the will be observed. Visiters en Sunday have to pay ten cents for admission, and raclve a ticket, which entitles tbe bearer to refreshments to that amount. Well, friends, come one, come all, and enjoy tbe pleasures of God's delightlul nature. mh30-dtf ANDREW SCHNEIDER. NEW ICE CREAM SALOON. C. P. L. BUTLER hu the ptataor of annooBrinr to hit fricads uid the pnblic that he hni tHtrd up Ice l'rra HnlMm, fur the eecommodfttion of Ladle udGrntirnKn, and would behappj to wait upon all that may be pfoet-d to rail malst HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES. Rroeied Metal Hat and Coat and Ubslla Stands; Soap-stone Griddles, oval and round; Burnet's Patent Water Cooler, Filter and Coolers ; Toilet Seta, ornamental and plain ; Parlor Coal Vaaea; Patent Bread-Cutters i Plate-Wannera ; PUnisbed Coffee and Tea I'rna; Cake and Spice Boxes; Sponge snd Sits Bathing Pans: Watfel Bakers ; B-i-elotbes Claspa a new and very useful article tor keeping bed clothes children ; and a variety ol other articlea, may be foand at HE VI. ST. CLAIR'S, declO Opposite the Franklin Bank. High atreet. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. The sub-scrlber will sell tbe Lot on whlck hetlves.oa High street, between Town and Rich. It Is in the centre ot the city, and a nvery convenient stand for basiness and for a family residence. Tbe terms will b" abootone third down and tba balance in payaseata. Those who wish to parrkase to speculate on, or to locate for basiaea would do well to call and examine the premises, ee a food bargain will be offered, naayx WALTER THRALL. DRY & FANCY 000DS, p ENTLEMEN OF COLUMBUS You can vT find the lalsst New York styles of fane Cssslmerea, Mask French Doeskin Cassimerea, black, blue and brown French (ad English Cloths, Drap d'ete, and other beautiful steles of food lor Summer Costs, that are rare In thla market, at Jul ' Wat RICHARDS At CO'B. THE FIRST FLOWERS of Spring are the choicest of tho seaaon. So are tbe Bonnets, Bonnet and Neck Ribbons, Bonne.Xrape. - other flgggfa. , now open- OS At CO. " One hour of auch bliss Is a life ere It closes; T la one drop of fragrance from thousands of roses," WE allude to one hour spent in examining the large and beautiful atock of Paranoia, Hosiery, Gloves, long and short Lace Mitts, bull and white Bummer Vest-Inge, buff Lawn Cravats, colored and white Linen DriUbigs, brown and grass Coat Linens, and an endless variety of other aeasonsble goods, sold by . , J , Jul i.i. WM- RICHARDB It CO. TO HOTEL and Boarding Hous. Keeper You will find brown and bleached Table L tabus, (some beautiful Snow-drop and Damask Patterns,) also, Diapers and Crash of all descriptions, at . , Jul WM. RICHARDS tc CO'8. FOUR DAYS LATER from New York PRICES DOWN. Another train of care baa arrived, freighted with goods lor " W. Richards At Co.," purchased at extremely reduced prices, which we will sell at equally low prices, for cash or approved credit Jul WM. RICHARDS At OO. THE LILY OF THE VALLEY was more beautifully clad than Solomon In alibis glory. Yet tha Lady surpasses even the Lily, who Is attired In those beautiful Bareges, Sballya, Barege-Delaines, French Muslins, White Crape Shawls, Black 811k Lace Points, Swiss and Jaconet French-Wrought Collars, Cutis, Under-aleevea and Under hand kerchiefs sold by Jul WM. RICHARDS At CO. SNOWDEN, Dealer in Silk Goods, No. 4, Odeon Buildings, Invites the stun tion of the Ladles of Columbus, ana the public generally, to hla very large atock of Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods, now being received and opened dally. We cordially Invite all to call, for we foel confident thai wo can euit the most Isstidlous. mhSV HOUSEKEEPERS are respectfully informed that we have a large atock of Linen Sheetings, Pillow Slip Linens, a great variety of Towellngs, Table Cloths, Muslin Sheetings, from 4-4 to 13-4 wide, very handsome embroidered Lacoand Muslin Curtains and curtain goods, Ae., Are., which will be sold low. mhS9 SNOWDEN. TDOYS' WEAR, A fine assortment of goods JJ for Boys' -.fear oan bo found at mhS9 SNOWDEN'S. TVTEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, in X l Backus' Block,' east aide of High atreet between Town and Rich. MESDAItlKM MIIAPLEY tic HALL would respectlully Invite the attention ol tha aureus of Columbus and surround ing eountry to their NEW AND EXTENSIVE STUCK OF GOODS, which the are now receiving, eomprtaing all tha varieties ol Millinery and Fancy Ores (woods, Cloaks, eVc, aVo., which they will sell aa low aa ean be afforded. Milliners supplied with GOODS aud PATTERNS aalow as at any place west of Naw York city. Columbus, October 2'J, 1851 TVTEW SPRING GOODS, by Express Mes- 1 dames STIAPLEY tts HALL, High at,, are now recelv ing a large and aplendid asaortment of MILLINERY, ORNA MENTAL. HAIR AND FANCY GOODS, of ever stvleandva rlety, which they are now ready so sell at the lowest cash price. Also, Dressing and Repairing Bonnets done in tbe beat manner and on the shortest notice, marldjy NEEDLE-WORK DRAPERY. 80 pieces Needle-work Swlas Drapery Cnrtaina. 0 pea. tine Needle-work Lace do. 50 oca (In vda.t Wovoand Work Book Draoerv Curtains. Just received, and or sale by ap3U J.v UBDunn at uu TUST RECEIVED-- tl 500 lbs. colored Carpet Warp, 1500 lbs. Cotton Batting. ap30 J. D. OSBORN At CO. NEW CARPETING JUST RECEIVED. 10 pa New patterns Brussels Carpets. 8 ps Three-ply Carpets. 19 ps Ingrain Carpets, new styles. Will be retailed aa low aaany place In the United States, at metiO J. D. OSBORN At CO'S. LADIES, now is the time for you to see the largest assortment ol DRESS GOODS which baa ever been brought to Columbus at anv ono time. Just to convince yourselves ol this, it will be omy necessary to call at SNOW-DEN'S and tee tbe great variety of new and I eautllul atylea ol Flounces, Bordered and Plain Tissues, Bareges, Cbalya-Carabrice, Lawns, Chintzes, Grenadines, Axe, Ac Our stock bas been selected with great care, and we assure our friends and tbe public generally, that we cannot ana will not oe undersold. We respectl ully Invito all to call and examine atylea, qualities and prices, before making their purchases elsewhere maty DRESSSILKS.--Kxtra rich Brocade Flounced Sllka. Extra Rich Plaid Silka. Brocade and Figured Silka. Neat atylea Checked and Striped Summer Sllka. India Silks, a great variety and very low. Plain Black Silks, all widths and qualities Now being openei at mh29 8NOWDEN S. IiiM BROIDERIES AND LACES J Lace and Muslin Undersleevea ; Lace and Mustln Chemisettes j Lare and Swiss Capes and Berthaa ; Rich Lsce Veils, Collars and Curls i Lad lea Embroidered Pocket Handkercblela ; Jaconet and Swiss Flouncing sj Insertinga and Edginga. A full assortment of tha above articlea tbia day received by apM W. A. At J. C. MoCOY At CO. MORE NEW CARPETING. The subscri-bera. next door to the American, are receiving large addition to their former assortment, making one of tbe most desirable stocks to be lound Intheeity. Their assortment comprises every vsriety to be found in the market, Tspestry Velvets, Tspestry Brussels, ingrains, ato. Also, white and col'd India Matting, Oil Clothe, Ruga, Mats. Lace and Swiss Window Curtains. Buyers will consult their interest by looking at our stock be fore purchasing. apB3J W. A. At I. U. McCOY At CO. ARRIVAL No. 1, for 1852. Adams Stewart, MERCHANT TAILOR, opposite tha Capital Honae, High street, Columbus, has just received hla first lot ot SI'KINi. and SUMMER GOODS, and isresdy to receive orders for sll kinds of COATS. PANTS AND TESTS. assuring all who may think proper to patronise bla establishment, thst no efforts will be spsred to give satisfaction as to the quality ol materials, style of work and neatnesa ot fit, and es pecial care will be taken to nave ail worn none ny tne time promised. With 'PROMPT WORK AND PROMPT PAY" for his motto, he hones to be able to get along, although he should not have seventy customers at one time on a rainy day. mal. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jew- eler, High Street, between the American sfc Nail Honae, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Having nurchased the entire stock of Wm. Savage, I will con tinue tbe business st the old stand, where 1 will keep a first rata asaortrot-nt ot WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER. SPOONS, FORKS, CUTLERY, And a general variety ol FANCY 4JOOD8. For the nreaent 1 wUI reside in New York, and persons in wsnt ol Goods, msy rely upon soring all new patterns of Jew ry at my store With these assurances he hopes to retain the confidence of tha former patrons of the concern, and ot tbe citlxens generally. The Watch Repairing will be attended to by W.M. Savage, leng known In this section aa a first rate workman. JulU I. I. DAVAuE) j. NOTICE. Having disposed of my atock ol goods to Mr. John Y. Savage, Jr., I cheerfully recommend him to all of my old customers, and tbe community generally. Aa it la absolutely neeesssry that my outstanding business shall be closed, all persons knowing themselves indebted to me, wm call ana eetue up. ljuioi " p. .... COLUMBUS UMBRELLA AND PARA-SOL STORE. Flrat Doer North mT the Nell llansa in, C. H. ELLIS bas re-opened bis store, having it ia connection with Mr. R. D Dunbar, thoroughly repaired, where ha oilers a argeand extensive assort-nent oi iimDrenaaano raraaois, atttM lowest prices. Being a manufacturer ol Umbrella. and Parasols, he la able to make it aa Inducement for those la want, to call snd look at his extensive assortment, every ona being made of the test material Also on hand, a urge assortment oi tanee. Covering and repairing done in tbe beat aaaaner and at abort notice. Pinking done aa usual. C.S.ELLIS. July 3 1852. NEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & Co.,,i of New York, have sent as the following New Bal-1 lads, just published bv their house. . The tcne et l.ncrrae," or the Sena er Ikes wise Mather's Mnale hy KeckA Inert. This Is a remarkably pleasing ballad, ta the Swiss Stylo, wtth an easy piano aeeompaalnaent. A beautilul execute, colored title page adorn, the mueie. For sale by Jra u. at. r. CR BR1TTON, Real Estate Agent. All business connected with this Agency will reeetv nrompt attention. Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages, Indentares, Ac- drawn at tbe abortest notice. BUILDING LOTS, ia various parts of the dty, for sale on ree-sonable trrms. aag3-d Ins Ofet a High street, opposite i raaaiia Home. JUST RECEIVED GODEY, GRAHAM and 8ARTAIN, tor September, by angl-Tw a at. naausu. I r, i i I'- i t